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Fun Ways to Learn using Interactive Learning!


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Interactive Learning - how can you benefit?

 

1. Knowledge Retention

Students are better able to retain knowledge when they are actively engaged in their own education. This also allows more effective application of that knowledge.

 

2. Critical Thinking

Critical thinking skills are much improved along with time management skills.

 

3. Building Confidence

When students grasp new knowledge through stimulus and interactive learning this increases confidence. By increasing knowledge interactively at a comfortable pace for the student this builds even more confidence and lessens the possibility of giving up.

 

4. Better engagement in the learning process

Students engage better when participating directly in their learning. When some fun is added to the mix, so much the better!

 

5. Better tracking of progress

Active participation in the learning process helps students better understand how much progress they are making.

 

6. Analytical skills enhanced

Interactive learning does much to enhance the student's analytical and evaluation skills.

 

7. Concentration and short attention spans

Keeping students engaged with their subject is an excellent way to improve concentration and mitigate the problem of short attention spans.

 

8. Increased motivation

Motivation and enthusiasm for learning is much improved when students are actively engaged in the learning process.

 

9. Opportunities to practise

By learning interactively students get a chance to practise what they are learning as they go along which results in a better understanding of the knowledge gained.

 

10. Go at your own pace

Learning interactively online is an excellent way to learn new skills at your own pace.