What does traditional teaching mean?

Traditional teaching is one of the ways to spread knowledge and skills. It depends on the teacher's explanation in class and the students' listening. In traditional teaching, teachers usually play the role of "knowledge transmitter", while students are passive receivers. Teachers' teaching content and methods determine the classroom effect, and students' own learning effect is also greatly affected. Although the traditional teaching method has existed for a long time, it is still the main teaching mode in many schools.

The advantage of traditional teaching is that it is easy to manage and can guarantee students the opportunity to learn knowledge systematically. Teachers' dominant position in the classroom is also conducive to ensuring the structure and order of teaching. Traditional teaching is relatively simple and can be carried out without high technology. In addition, traditional teaching focuses on imparting knowledge orally, which makes it easier for students to understand and master new knowledge.

Although the traditional teaching method is feasible and easy to realize, it also has some obvious shortcomings. First of all, it ignores the individuality and diversity of students and tries to force students to study at similar time and pace. At the same time, traditional teaching ignores students' advantages in information technology, and the ultimate goal of education should be to help students really and effectively use what they have learned in the future. Therefore, in order to better cultivate students' creativity and critical thinking, we must rely on emerging teaching methods and technologies.