Inquiry-Based Learning is a teaching method that encourages students to actively explore, investigate, and construct knowledge through hands-on experiences and collaborative projects.

Direct Instruction is a teaching method that emphasizes explicit instruction, structured practice, and immediate feedback to help students master specific skills and knowledge.

The Lecture Method is a traditional teaching method where the instructor delivers information through lectures, and students are expected to passively listen, take notes, and absorb the knowledge presented.

Rote Memorization is a teaching method that emphasizes the memorization of facts, information, and procedures through repetition and drill, with the aim of developing long-term memory and retention.

Problem-Based Learning is a teaching method that engages students in real-world problem-solving scenarios, encouraging them to apply their knowledge and skills to analyze, investigate, and find solutions.

Cooperative Learning is a teaching method that emphasizes teamwork and collaboration among students, where they work together in small groups to achieve a common goal.

Blended Learning is a teaching method that combines online learning with traditional face-to-face instruction, allowing students to access course materials and engage in learning activities both online and in the classroom.

The Flipped Classroom is a teaching method where students learn new material online, typically through videos or online resources, and then engage in discussions, problem-solving, and hands-on activities in the classroom.

Project-Based Learning is a teaching method that engages students in extended projects that require them to apply their knowledge and skills to real-world problems, often involving collaboration and hands-on experiences.

Discovery Learning is a teaching method that emphasizes independent learning and self-reliance, where students actively explore and discover new knowledge through hands-on experiences and investigations.