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dezoksy [38]
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Effective online learning method for students

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qwelly [4]3 years ago
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Answer: Desire method: This is one of the unique but most effective teaching strategies to grab student attention and...

Active learning: The one sided lecture methods are no more fruitful to get the interest of the new generation...

Cooperative learning: Give them a chance to come out of their seats

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