Direct Instruction vs. Inquiry-Based Learning

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Direct Instruction vs. Inquiry-Based Learning

Direct Instruction:* Teacher-centered approach where the instructor leads and delivers the content in a structured manner, focusing on explicit teaching and clear, step-by-step instructions.

Inquiry-Based Learning: Student-centered approach where learners explore concepts through questions, investigations, and hands-on activities, emphasizing critical thinking and self-discovery.

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@Shazia-Baloch Good Topic for discussion.
Direct Instruction builds the knowledge base, and Inquiry-Based Learning sharpens problem-solving and self-directed learning. Use the right tool for the right job! Teacher as Master Craftsman: The most inspiring teachers don't just follow a recipe; they're master chefs.