Active Methodologies

It is a pedagogical approach where the traditional learning structure is inverted. Instead of students learning new content during class and doing homework afterward, they engage with instructional material—such as videos, readings, or other resources—at home before the class session

• Project Based Learning

• Task- Based Learning

• Flipped Classroom

An educational approach that combines traditional face-to-face teaching methods with online or digital learning experiences. It often includes elements like:

• Online components: Videos, interactive modules, or digital assignments that students complete independently.

• In-person sessions: Classroom time is used for discussions, hands-on activities, or collaborative projects.

• Blended Learning

• Storytelling

• Problem Based Learning

It is a student-centered teaching approach in which students learn by actively engaging in real-world, complex, and open-ended problems. Instead of passively receiving information, students work in collaborative groups to identify what they need to learn, conduct research, and propose solutions.

• Project - Based Learning

• Problem - Based Learning

• Task- Based Learning

An educational methodology centered on collaboration among students to achieve learning goals. In this method, students work together in pairs or small groups to share knowledge, solve problems, and develop skills through interaction and mutual support.

• Peer Teaching

• Role- playing

• Peer or team learning ( Collaborative Learning

Is a student-centered approach to language teaching that focuses on using meaningful tasks to promote learning. It prioritizes communication and practical application of the target language through activities that resemble real-life situations.

• Problem - Based Learrning

• Task-Based Learning

• Project Based Learning

It is a student-centered pedagogical approach where learners gain knowledge and skills by working on a project over an extended period. This project is designed around a real-world question, challenge, or problem, encouraging students to explore, collaborate, and create solutions.

• Task Based Learning

• Project Based Learning

• Collaborative Learning

It is a human-centered, iterative problem-solving approach that encourages creativity, collaboration, and innovation. It is used to address complex challenges by understanding users' needs, brainstorming creative solutions, and testing ideas through prototyping.

• Flipped Classroom

• Project Based Learning

• Design Thinking

It is the process of integrating game design elements, principles, and mechanics into non-game environments, such as classrooms, to increase student engagement, motivation, and learning outcomes.

• Problem- Based Learning

• Communicative language teaching

• Gamification