Historical Overview

Over time teaching methods have changed. Traditional teaching methods included  many of the following characteristics.

1.Teacher-driven classrooms 

2. Teachers in the method of learning distributors as opposed to facilitators 

3. Chalk and talk techniques

 4. Regimented classrooms

 5. Lack of joint effort and gathering learning 

6. More accentuation on examinations and results instead of comprehension of ideas

 7. Improper arrangement between destinations, exercises and appraisals 

Over time several studies have been conducted on what effective teaching is and what strategies yield the best outcomes for learners. These strategies known as high yield strategies often involve the following: 

1. Student centered

2. Inquiry-based learning 

3. Collaborative learning 

4. Collaborative learning 

5. Problem-based learning 

6. Interdisciplinary learning 

7. Interdisciplinary learning 

Due to technological advancements and the globalization of society the way that individuals work, solve problems, and conduct business has changed. Therefore, to prepare students for the real world involves modernizing teaching methods, allowing student to learn, grow and compete in  our global society.

Thenkumari, T., & Sudha, S. (2019). Traditional and modern teaching: An analysis. International Journal of Research in Engineering, IT and Social Sciences, 9(Special Issue), 415–429. Retrieved from http://indusedu.org