Hey fellow educators!

As classrooms evolve, so does the debate: Should we stick with traditional teaching methods textbooks, lectures, and handwritten notes or fully embrace 21st-century approaches like project-based learning, digital tools, and flipped classrooms?
Traditional methods offer structure and discipline, while modern methods promote creativity, collaboration, and critical thinking. But can we strike a balance between both?

Let’s talk:

# Which method do you find more effective in your classroom?

Can we blend the old and the new for the best results?

What challenges do you face when shifting to modern approaches?

Share your experiences, insights, or questions! Let’s explore how teaching can honor the past while preparing students for the future.

Both chalkboard and digital clicks are effective for teaching.Chalkboard is helpful to teach basic concepts such as diagrams, Grammar, Maths steps etc.This is also widely used in resource limited schools.
On the other hand digital click is useful to teach abstract concepts including science processes, geography and history.

@Sanam i think we should use both ways because of student's psychology we can use different methods. Maybe some of the students learn more easily with traditional teaching methods. some students can learn easily trough modern methods. depends on the environment and resources.

Not all premises have facilities to adopt this remarkable change in education. But they have skills to do something very special by showing their activities in traditional methods which can be enhanced by educating them to start with low cost available facilities.