21 Teaching Methods

### **🍀 21 Teaching Methods 🍀**  

1. **Questioning Method**  
2. **Story-Telling Method**  
3. **Lecture Discussion Method**  
4. **Strip-Story Method**  
5. **Demonstration Method**  
6. **Inductive Approach Method**  
7. **Problem Solving Method**  
8. **Discovery Method**  
9. **Inquiry Learning Method**  
10. **Observation Method**  
11. **Role Playing Method**  
12. **Brainstorming Method**  
13. **Co-operative Learning Method**  
14. **Fish-Bowl Technique Method**  
15. **Dyadic Exchange Method**  
16. **Laboratory Technique Method**  
17. **Field Trip Method**  
18. **Simulation and Games Method**  
19. **Nominal Group Process Method**  
20. **Experiential Learning Method**  
21. **Think-Pair-Share Method**  

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