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The devil’s advocate approach asks one or more students to take the opposing side of a predominant argument or point of view being discussed during a lesson.

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helps make boring subjects more exciting 

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helps make boring subjects more exciting 

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Ensuring that learners are engaged in their learning 

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Ensuring that learners are engaged in their learning 

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to encourage an open dialogue in which students take on the role of the teacher and create their own questions about a topic, reading section, or lesson.

See: https://www.prodigygame.com/blog/active-learning-strategies-examples/

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Engage learners in different style of learning 

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Engage learners in different style of learning 

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Practical work, higher percentage of remembering what you learn with active learning

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Practical work, higher percentage of remembering what you learn with active learning

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Discussions, Q&A sessions, padlet, kahoot

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discussion
problem solving
tasks
walk ins
recap
debate
presentation
self directed study

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Active learning is an approach to learning (Faye and Craig told me!)
Alternative method of learning
Empowers your learners
You tend to learn more by 'Doing'
Active engagement of students
Includes such methods as :- Kahoot Quizzlet Padlet Role Playing

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learning by doing
memory
Kahoot
debate
tasks