TRADITIONAL TEACHING MODELS
Keywords:
traditional teaching, teacher-centered, interactive learning, student engagement, knowledge acquisition, classroom structure, practical skills, digital education, active participation, critical thinking.Abstract
Traditional teaching methods are teacher-centered apprоаches that emphasize structured lessons, rote learning, and discipline. They effectively convey knowledge, develop basic skills, and foster social interaction, but often limit student engagement, interactivity, and critical thinking. Modern education requires combining traditional methods with interactive and digital apprоаches to promote active learning and practical skills.
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