What does traditional teaching mean?

Traditional teaching refers to the teaching form based on teacher-led and classroom collective teaching. Traditional teaching pays attention to teachers' explanation and students' listening, and students rely on teachers' teaching to acquire knowledge. The main purpose of teaching is to test and pay attention to students' theoretical knowledge. In traditional teaching, teachers play a vital role in the teaching process, which determines the progress, teaching content and learning effect of the classroom.

In the current teaching, the traditional teaching mode is still widely used. It uses traditional teaching materials, arranges courses in a fixed way, allows students to listen, take notes and recite, and lacks sufficient interaction and discussion. Traditional teaching methods can no longer meet the needs of students in today's society, and students gradually lose interest in subjects and knowledge. This teaching mode greatly limits the development direction of students, resulting in students' lack of initiative and creativity.

The disadvantages of traditional teaching methods have been widely recognized, and the education sector has gradually turned to more diversified and personalized teaching methods. This teaching method encourages students to explore and explore knowledge independently through group discussion, autonomous learning, research tasks and practical projects, and guides students not only to have knowledge, but more importantly to understand and use it. This teaching method pays attention to students' initiative and creativity, so as to cultivate students' self-confidence and problem-solving ability and achieve the real educational purpose.