Frontal instruction

Form of teaching

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Lecture-style instruction or teacher-centred instruction commonly refers to lessons where the teaching activities take place from the front of the classroom. Alternate forms of teaching — referred to as student-centred instruction, participatory learning, or hands-on learning — are group work, solitary work or open learning.

## See also[edit]

* Active learning
* Cooperative learning
* Direct instruction
* Experiential learning
* Social learning (social pedagogy)

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