Active and Passive Learning by Sumbal Ishaq - 52559/SM/BKS

uzma102408 — 2024-10-18 08:33:28 UTC

active learning

is student oriented

passive learning is teacher oriented

hifsa103116 — 2024-10-18 08:33:31 UTC

group projects, debates, in active learning while traditional lectures in passive..

Active learning focus on how students learn not what students learn.

2024-10-18 08:34:31 UTC

Male Group

2024-10-18 08:35:01 UTC

Active Learning:

Engagement: Students participate actively.
Examples: Group work, discussions, hands-on projects.
Benefits: Better understanding and retention of information.

Passive Learning:

Observation: Students listen or watch without engaging.
Examples: Lectures, reading, videos.
Limitations: Less interaction and critical thinking.

Comments

Active learning helps us understand better."
"We remember things more when we participate."
"Working together in groups is really helpful."
"Active learning suits different ways of learning."
"It connects what we learn to real-life situations."

Group 1

najma102402 — 2024-10-18 08:35:09 UTC

Active learning is student centered and is high agency and passive learning is teacher centered and is low agency technique

Active Learning involves students engaging directly with the material through discussions, problem-solving, and collaboration, promoting critical thinking and retention.

2024-10-18 08:35:21 UTC

Passive Learning focuses on students receiving information through lectures or readings with minimal interaction, often leading to superficial understanding.