This document discusses the discussion method of teaching. It begins with an introduction that defines discussion method as a group activity involving the teacher and students to define problems and seek solutions. It then outlines the steps of preparing and conducting discussion which include orientation, engagement, and debriefing. Some key principles are that the objective should be clear and all participants prepared. The document notes advantages like participation and democratic thinking, but also disadvantages like time needed and potential lack of solutions. It concludes that discussion must be instructor-led and focused on meeting lesson objectives.