Question

Which is NOT an Interactive Teaching Learning Strategy?

Question Nos. 128-150: Choose the correct answer from the options given.

• A. Debate
• B. Role-play
• C. Lecturing
• D. Choreography

Answer 1

Answer:

C. Lecturing

Yes, lecturing is not typically considered an interactive teaching-learning strategy.

Interactive teaching methods involve active student participation, engagement, and communication, whereas lecturing is more of a traditional, one-way method where the teacher primarily delivers information to students without much interaction. Examples of interactive strategies include:

- Group discussions

- Problem-solving activities

- Role-playing

- Collaborative projects

- Peer teaching

Lecturing, on the other hand, tends to be more passive for the students, as they are mainly listening and taking notes rather than actively engaging with the material.