Traditional teaching methods are generally teacher-directed, with students being taught in a manner conducive to sitting and listening. It results in a faster exchange of information because it relies on someone who is already knowledgeable about the subject at hand. Because it is based on what has been learned, it is frequently a one-way exchange…[Read more]

Reflections on Alex Amartei Marmah’s Study:

In her descriptive research entitled “Students’ Perception About The Lecture As A Method Of Teaching In Tertiary Institutions”, I definitely learned a lot about how students view the lecture method of teaching. I find it important to know that the students in the study, who were from the College of…[Read more]

Relation of B.F. Skinner’s and Albert Bandura’s Theories

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The video is about Frederick Taylor’s Scientific Management Theory, also known as Taylorism. At the start of the video, the narrator discussed a little background about Frederick Taylor and how he came up with the scientific management theory. Frederick Taylor was a mechanical engineer and management consultant. During the time when factories were…[Read more]