Today we had a great professional development day at Lycee National Schools.

Teachers presented mini workshops about strategies used in teaching science and math.

Sharing what they experienced with others was more valuable than all lectures and old ones to all training styles.

How to encourage interactive learning

1. Foster a positive and supportive learning environment: Create a positive and supportive learning environment that encourages students to participate, ask questions, and take risks.

2. Make learning relevant and engaging: Make learning relevant and engaging by incorporating real-world scenarios, hands-on activities, and group projects into your lessons.

3. Encourage student-led discussions: Allow students to lead discussions and have them ask each other questions, share their ideas, and engage in peer-to-peer learning.

4. Use technology to enhance learning: Incorporate technology into your lessons to engage students and make learning more interactive. This could include using online resources, virtual simulations, or gamification.

5. Provide choice and autonomy: Give students options in their learning by allowing them to select topics of interest, work in groups, or pursue individual projects.

6. Encourage student reflection: Encourage students to reflect on their learning by asking them to summarize what they have learned, share their thoughts and insights, and make connections to their own lives.

7. Provide immediate feedback: Provide immediate feedback to students to reinforce positive behaviors, help them understand concepts, and keep them engaged in the learning process.

By encouraging interactive learning, educators can create a dynamic and engaging learning environment that empowers students and fosters a love of learning.

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