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1. ﷽

2. Welcome

3. Comparative Analysis of
Traditional Teaching
Methods with Interactive
Learning.
Submitted by: Mah noor
Akhtar
Submitted to: Prof . Rozina

4.  Traditional Teaching Methods
 Interactive Learning
 Comparative Analysis
 Impact on Learning Outcomes
Outlines

5. Introduction
In simple terms, a comparative analysis of traditional
teaching methods with interactive learning means we're
looking at two different ways of teaching and figuring out
which one is better.

6. Traditional Teaching Methods
 Confined with books
 A race for marks
 Confined within the loop
 Teachers long lectures without
students discussion
 No development of Analytical skills

7. Interactive Learning
 Improvement of Analytical skills
 Development of unique ideas
 Collaboration
 Technical development
 Higher Achievement

9. Comparative Analysis
 Traditional Teaching is the old way where the teacher talks, and you
listen. It's like reading from a book, and it can be a bit boring.
 Interactive Learning is the more modern way where you get involved.
You talk, ask questions, and do things. It's like a fun discussion or
using computers to learn.

10. The effectiveness of education, whether modern or
traditional, depends on the alignment with learning goals,
student needs, and the context of the educational
environment.
Impact on Learning Outcomes

11. Thank
you