facetoface learning by Noor Hawk

Kai shuen

2015-04-03 13:15:16 UTC

Face to face learning takes place when a lecture lecturing in class, students have physical interaction and face to face communication with the lecture.

Samanthra

2015-04-03 17:04:55 UTC

Face to face learning occurs when learning takes place

in a classroom environment where students can communicate

directly with their teacher.

Clovey

2015-04-04 07:09:49 UTC

Helena

2015-04-04 12:30:18 UTC

Face to face learning is classroom learning where the teacher has direct contact with the students.

Bee

2015-04-04 15:00:55 UTC

Face-to-face learning is where both teacher and student involved in the process of learning in real life or at the same time via synchronous video calls. (Exp: Skype, FaceTime, Google Hangouts)

Ashley

2015-04-04 15:36:58 UTC

Face-to-face learning is the process of learning with real life contact between teacher and student. The teacher and the students are physically present in a learning place, which is usually the classroom.

Jessica

2015-04-04 16:50:30 UTC

Face to face learning means that the learning process happens physically which teacher and students are met with each other.

There is more interaction happens as well as students have more opportunities to ask questions to their teacher.

Jonathan

2015-04-05 03:17:02 UTC

I think face to face learning occurs when teachers and students meet physically, usually in a classroom, for instruction to take place.

Rachel

2015-04-05 07:37:49 UTC

Face to face learning occurs when both teacher and student meet together at the same time and at the same place to learn and teach which usually happens in the classroom.

Divya

2015-04-05 07:40:15 UTC

Face to face learning can occur at anytime or any place. In an education context, it is always in a classroom. However,it could also be at home,tuition centers,music lessons,dance lessons and such.The teacher and student are in a "live" teaching and learning environment.

Clovey

2015-04-05 07:46:29 UTC

Face-to-face learning occurs when 2 people meet up in real time, and discuss topics and learn.

Gloria

2015-04-05 15:32:29 UTC

Face-to-face learning is a lesson in which the teacher and student(s) meet in person to carry out the lesson.

Vio

2015-04-06 06:34:37 UTC

Face-to-face learning requires at least 2 parties (the "lecturer" and the learner). It usually occurs in real time, with physical presence of both parties in a shared space.

Conventional lessons in class are a type of face-to-face learning, whereby information is delivered orally.

Keller

2015-04-06 13:18:03 UTC

Face to Face learning means when at least 2 parties meet up. In olden days, it means when the 'lecturer' and the 'learners' meet up in real life and at the same place.

Nowadays, face to face learning could also be meet through a online platform (eg. Skype, Google hangout) although the two parties are not at the same place.

Xara

2015-04-06 14:37:47 UTC

Face-to-face learning is when there is a physical interaction between teacher and student at the same place or at the same time. For example, face-to-face learning occurs in a classroom.

Kimberly

2015-04-06 15:33:55 UTC

Face-to-Face (not the noodle house) learning is when instruction is carried out physically between teacher and student. Occurs in real life and not through the virtual world

Naz

2015-04-07 13:25:52 UTC

Face to face learning is learning with a physical manifestation of both the student/s and the teacher. Basically, face to face teaching is teaching and learning in person.