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Discovery Learning
- It is an active process of inquiry-based
instruction that encourages learners to build
on prior knowledge through experience and to
search for new information and relationships
based on their interests.
- Types of Discovery
Learning
- Experiments
- Exploration
- Simulation-based
learning
- Webquests
- Inquiry-Based
Learning
- Problem-based
learning
- Experiments
- Actively engages students in
the learning process.
- Motivates students to
participate in class.
- Encourages autonomy
and independence.
- Promotes the development
of creativity and
problem-solving skills.
- The learner interacts with the world around
them all the while exploring and questioning
during experimentation and the use of trial
and error.
- Teachers give a problem to their
students and set their students free
to solve it on their own, discovering as
they go..
- It ensures higher
levels of retention.
- Instructors need to be well prepared and
anticipate the questions they may receive, and
be able to provide the right answers or
guidelines.
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