TTL 2

• Technology for Teaching and Learning
• Tertiary Education

TEACHING METHODS 

Teaching methods are the systematic ways that teachers choose to instruct their students.

Methods are more specific than approaches and are often influenced by the teacher’s own

philosophies, the subject matter, and the needs of the students

1. LECTURE METHOD

The traditional model of instruction where information is delivered

verbally. It is efficient for 

presenting large amounts of information but may be 

less engaging

for students.

PROCEDURES :

1. PREPARATION

The instructor prepares the lecture content, organizing

 it into a clear, logical

structure with an

 introduction, main points, 

and conclusion.

2. PRESENTATION

During the lecture, the instructor presents the information, using verbal

explanations.

3. Engagement Techniques

To enhance student engagement, the instructor may ask

questions, provide

 examples, or include brief discussions or activities

 related to the lecture

material.

4. Summary

The lecture concludes

 with a summary of the key

 points covered,

 reinforcing

the most important

 concepts. 

5. Assessment and Feedback

Optionally, the instructor may assess students' understanding

through quizzes, question and answer sessions, or homework assignments, providing

feedback as needed.