Concept mapping
Concept mapping helps students organise complex topics and better understand the relationships between ideas.
List of methods
Showing 1–7 of 7 methods
Educational Interview
The educational interview is a teaching method based on a conversation conducted accord- ing to a prepared yet flexible structure.
Interactive Lecture
An interactive lecture is a way of teaching a large group of students that moves beyond the traditional model of one-way knowledge transmission.
Learning Stations
Learning stations are an active learning method in which students work at several stations, each containing a different task related to the topic being studied.
Micro-Storytelling
Storytelling is a teaching method that organises course content around short stories set in realistic situations and decision-making contexts.
Socratic Dialogue
The Socratic dialogue is a teaching method based on the deliberate guidance of discussion through questioning.
Think-Pair-Share
Think–Pair–Share is one of the simplest and most effective methods for engaging students in class.