Interactive Teaching Research Articles

Creative approach in interactive learning

In the scientific article, the process of formation of a creative approach to training through interactive training is widely reflected. Examples of the application of interactive training methods in the training process, the systematic formation of a creative approach, and the improvement of the quality of training of students were shown. The use of a complex of interactive teaching technologies in the development of students' creative abilities leads to the deepening of theoretical approaches. The structure of an individual's creative abilities, their connection and dependence with intellectual abilities reflects the importance of the implementation of interactive learning technologies in the development of students' creative abilities.

Digital Technology: Research on the Construction and Application of Blended Teaching Curriculum of Practical Physical Education Classroom Teaching Skills in the Big Data Background

Big data is bringing discipline to education. Under the guidance of digital technology, education has ushered in the upsurge of digital reform, digital course teaching has gradually entered the public's vision, and the upsurge of digital course open education is coming. The paper adopts the research methods of literature, field investigation and logical analysis, and takes the construction of digital curriculum mixed teaching course based on the platform of Superstar Learning as the research object. This paper constructs the curriculum construction ideas in three stages of "pre-class, mid-class and after-class", and draws the following conclusions through the research of blended teaching curriculum practice in the big date background: Build digital media teaching resource library, record multi-platform online teaching videos, practice dual-track mixed teaching, pre-set interactive classroom teaching activities, after-school homework to consolidate and improve classroom learning, online examination to achieve teaching effect evaluation and feedback, etc. And summed up four practical experiences of multi-style one-click check-in function to help class attendance, interactive teaching activity function to achieve subject participation, paperless online evaluation function to detect learning effect, digital courses to break the limitation of time and space. Digital technology improves the convenience of course teaching and forms a visual teaching effect. Digital technology provides new ideas for digital curriculum teaching. The existence of digital curriculum provides more possibilities for personalized learning, while hybrid teaching promotes the interaction and cooperation between students and teachers. Build an online learning platform based on big data to support computer technology, and guide students to conduct simulation and practice in the teaching process.

Optimized multiscale deep bidirectional gated recurrent neural network fostered practical teaching of university music course

Music education has a rich historical background. Nevertheless, the introduction of modern teaching methods is relatively delayed. In recent years, there has been a remarkable acceleration in the advancement of music education. A promising tool that has emerged to revolutionize education as a whole is Virtual Reality (VR) technology, which offers immersive and interactive experiences across various disciplines. At the university level, integrating VR technology into music education opens up exciting opportunities to enhance practical teaching methods and provide students with enriched musical experiences. Virtual Reality together with Internet of Things (IoT) demonstrates its capabilities in various tasks, but its widespread availability in online learning remainders a pressing challenge that needs to be addressed. In pre-processing, it removes noise data using Dynamic Context-Sensitive Filtering (DCSF). VR technology creates an unparalleled learning environment, it transporting students to virtual concert halls, recording studios, or historical music venues. Hence the Multiscale deep bidirectional gated recurrent neural Network (MDBGNN) improves the practical teaching of music course concept, like Music theory, harmony, and rhythm can be visualized and experienced in VR. Finally, Dung Beetle Optimization Algorithm (DBOA) is employed to optimize the weight parameters of MDBGNN. The proposed MDBGNN-DBO-UMC-VRT is implemented in Python. The proposed method is analysed with the help of performance metrics, like precision, accuracy, F1-score, Recall (Sensitivity), Specificity, Error rate, Computation time and RoC. The proposed MDBGNN-DBO-UMC-VRT method attains 13.11%, 18.12% and 18.73% high specificity, 11.13%, 11.04% and 19.51% lower computation Time, 15.29%, 15.365% and 14.551% higher ROC and 13.65%, 15.98%, and 17.15% higher Accuracy compared with existing methods, such as Enhancing Vocal Music Teaching through the Fusion of Artificial Intelligence Algorithms and VR Technology (CNN-UMC-VRT), Exploring the Efficacy of VR Technology in Augmenting Music Art Teaching (BPNN-UMC-VRT) and Implementing an Interactive Music-Assisted Teaching System Using VR Technology (DNN-UMC-VRT) respectively.

Research on the Innovative Pathway of ChatGPT Enabling Rural Music Teaching from the Perspective of the Metaverse

This study delves into the innovative integration of ChatGPT within the metaverse context, specifically for rural music education. The metaverse, a converging virtual space, offers unprecedented opportunities for enhancing teaching methods. However, creating engaging and effective digital resources remains a challenge. This paper explores how ChatGPT's advanced natural language processing capabilities can be harnessed to construct dynamic and interactive music teaching materials tailored to rural learners. The proposed approach aims to foster a more immersive, interactive, and intelligent learning environment, ultimately elevating the quality of music education in rural areas.

Study on the application of the intelligence teaching ecology based on the 5G blended campus network technology

Our society is being transformed by the technology emergence and the industrial revolution. The advances in the internet and artificial intelligence are reshaping the means of education, profoundly changing the ways of teaching and learning. This paper studies the pattern of how the new 5th generation blended campus network is applied to aid the new generation of intelligence teaching. This pattern is the implementation of national major policies and the measure of cultivating people. This paper introduces a new model for the intelligence teaching system. Based on the new model, distance interaction teaching system, VR practicing teaching system, intelligence testing system, and higher education intelligence decision system are developed. This model can be the basis of the informatization of future education.

From Boredom to Excitement: Transforming Classroom Activities with Realia-Based Games

Lack of engagement can have serious consequences for student achievement and motivation. Students who are disengaged from the learning process may struggle to retain information and may be less likely to complete assignments or participate in class discussions. This can lead to poor grades, lower academic achievement, and reduced motivation to learn. In many cases, students feel like they are passive recipients of information, rather than active participants in the learning process. Lectures, note-taking, and reading assignments can feel like a chore, rather than an exciting opportunity to learn something new. To combat this issue, many educators are turning to more engaging and interactive teaching methods. By incorporating games and other interactive activities into the classroom, teachers can create a more dynamic and engaging learning environment that promotes active participation and student collaboration, Realia-based games, are one such approach. This study employed a quasi-experimental design, comparing the performance of students in a treatment group that receives realia-game based instruction with a control group that receives conventional instruction. The study included 100 undergraduate students (50 in the treatment group and 50 in the control group) from the same program. Participants were selected based on convenience sampling. Qualitative data was collected through student surveys, which assessed student engagement, motivation, and interest in the subject matter. The findings revealed that Realia-game based instruction led to higher levels of academic achievement compared to conventional instruction. The results of this study will aid instructors in implementing realia-based games in teaching and learning process.

From Boredom to Excitement: Transforming Classroom Activities with Realia-Based Games

Lack of engagement can have serious consequences for student achievement and motivation. Students who are disengaged from the learning process may struggle to retain information and may be less likely to complete assignments or participate in class discussions. This can lead to poor grades, lower academic achievement, and reduced motivation to learn. In many cases, students feel like they are passive recipients of information, rather than active participants in the learning process. Lectures, note-taking, and reading assignments can feel like a chore, rather than an exciting opportunity to learn something new. To combat this issue, many educators are turning to more engaging and interactive teaching methods. By incorporating games and other interactive activities into the classroom, teachers can create a more dynamic and engaging learning environment that promotes active participation and student collaboration, Realia-based games, are one such approach. This study employed a quasi-experimental design, comparing the performance of students in a treatment group that receives realia-game based instruction with a control group that receives conventional instruction. The study included 100 undergraduate students (50 in the treatment group and 50 in the control group) from the same program. Participants were selected based on convenience sampling. Qualitative data was collected through student surveys, which assessed student engagement, motivation, and interest in the subject matter. The findings revealed that Realia-game based instruction led to higher levels of academic achievement compared to conventional instruction. The results of this study will aid instructors in implementing realia-based games in teaching and learning process.

Ways to update the didactics of primary education in the Republic of Kazakhstan

Relevance. Rapid technological and social changes necessitate significant improvements in the primary education system in the Republic of Kazakhstan to meet modern educational needs. Purpose. This study aims to identify effective strategies for enhancing primary education in Kazakhstan through a comprehensive methodology involving surveys, systematic approaches, comparison, classification, analysis, synthesis, and deduction. Methodology. The study employed a combination of surveys, systematic approaches, comparison, classification, analysis, synthesis, and deduction to investigate and evaluate the primary education system in Kazakhstan. Results. The study delineated fundamental components of primary education didactics and critically reviewed classical and modern didactic theories. A thorough analysis of Kazakhstan's primary education system revealed its strengths, such as a diverse curriculum and cultural emphasis, alongside weaknesses such as rigid standardization and inadequate focus on fostering critical thinking skills. Conclusions. The findings underscore the pressing need for integrating interactive teaching methods, leveraging information-communication technologies (ICT), adopting a flexible and differentiated approach, and prioritizing the development of critical thinking skills to effectively address current educational challenges. Keywords: structural changes in academic subjects; pedagogical trends; adaptation of the system to challenges; interactive teaching methods

IMPLEMENTATION OF DIGITAL INTERACTIVE MULTIMEDIA DEVELOPMENT BASED ON ARTICULATE STORYLINE

The research aims to determine the application of developing teaching media by implementing articulatory storylines in learning. Respondents in this study were limited to fourth grade students, the method used was Research and Development by combining the ADDIE model. Feasibility is seen through expert validation, several tests, small group trials, and field trials with indicators of student responses and learning outcomes. The field test was carried out on 40 students. The research results show that digital interactive multimedia and the Articulate Storyline application have great potential for use in learning. Expert validation results obtained an average of 97% with the classification "Very Decent" reinforced by the N-Gain achievement reaching a percentage of 74% in the "High" category, and getting good results with a student response percentage value of 93.1% and response teachers by 94% with the criteria "Very Eligible". Students gave a positive response to interactive multimedia assisted by an articulated and developed storyline application. It can be concluded that digital interactive teaching media is practically used in learning in Theme 9 Subtheme 2 Learning 5 and meets the valid criteria and is very suitable for use in learning in class IV elementary schools.

Analyzing Factors Influencing Students' and Teachers’ Pronunciation in Speaking English

This research aims to examine the factors that influence students' and teachers' creativity in speaking English. However, both non-native English students and teachers often face difficulties in this aspect. This research uses qualitative methods to identify factors that influence pronunciation in English for students and teachers. Data was collected through observation, interviews, and analysis. The findings of this research reveal that the influencing factors are the mother tongue, level of phonological awareness, practice habits, social interaction, and effective teaching methods. The influence of the mother tongue has proven to be an important factor in student and teacher pronunciation. Students whose native language has different sounds from English tend to have difficulty pronouncing these sounds accurately. The same applies to teachers with different mother tongues. The level of phonological awareness, which refers to the ability to distinguish and produce sounds in a language, also plays an important role in achieving good pronunciation. Students and teachers who actively engage in social interactions with native English speakers have a greater opportunity to improve their pronunciation skills. Lastly, effective teaching methods are important to improve student and teacher pronunciation.

DEVELOPMENT OF INTERACTIVE LEARNING MEDIA BASED ON THE PROBLEM SOLVING METHOD USING PREZI FOR THE TOPIC OF ENVIRONMENTAL CHANGES

The process of learning Biology is still dominated by teachers as the sole source of information, using less interactive teaching media such as chalkboards and textbooks. The use of interactive media is considered appropriate for fostering students' problem-solving abilities, especially in the topic of Environmental Changes. The development of interactive media is crucial. This study aims to develop an interactive learning media using Prezi based on the problem-solving method for the topic of Environmental Changes. The research utilizes the R&D (Research and Development) model following the Borg and Gall research design, with the following stages: potential and problem stage, data collection stage, product design stage, design validation stage, design revision stage, and product revision stage

Feasibility Study on the Application of Interactive Teaching Model in TESOL under the Background of Universal Grammar and L2 Acquisition Model

The interactive teaching model is a new teaching methodology that is quite different from the traditional teaching model based on teacher's lectures and rote learning. It plays an important role in teaching English to non-native speakers of English, and more and more Teaching English to Speakers of Other Languages (TESOL) practitioners are trying to adopt this model in their teaching. This paper will analyse the specific role played by the interactive teaching mode in TESOL from a linguistic point of view, and study the feasibility of the application of this mode in English teaching under the framework of Chomsky's Universal Grammar and Krashen's theory of second language acquisition. The teaching model will be analysed through the research methodology of literature study within the theoretical framework of universal grammar, input hypothesis, affective filter hypothesis and monitoring model. Through the study, this paper concludes that the interactive teaching model is in line with linguistic findings such as Universal Grammar and L2 Acquisition Theory, and its application in TESOL is highly feasible.

Embracing interactive teaching methods

Embracing interactive teaching methods

Development of Canva-Based Interactive Teaching Materials to Enhance Students' Critical Thinking Skills in Fiqh Learning at Islamic High School

This project aims to promote critical thinking abilities among eleventh-grade students in the Social Sciences curriculum at MAN 1 Medan during Fiqh (Islamic Jurisprudence) studying, leveraging interactive teaching materials based on Canva that have been designed. This research uses Research and Development (R&D). The 4-D research design, which consists of four stages—define, design, develop, and disseminate—is used in this study's instructional material development. Thirty-three eleventh-grade Social Sciences students make up the research subjects. The interactive teaching materials based on Canva are highly valid based on the research and development findings. This is supported by the material validation score of 3.07, the subject matter expert assessment score of 3.23, and the language expert validation score of 3.30. The overall recapitulation score of 3.2 further confirms this conclusion. This suggests that the interactive educational resources created by Canva meet appropriate standards and can be utilized by educators and learners alike.

ENHANCING BOTANICAL EDUCATION: EXPLORING INTERACTIVE METHODS IN TEACHING BOTANY

Botanical education plays a crucial role in fostering an understanding of plant life, its significance, and its intricate complexities. Traditional teaching methods often rely on passive learning approaches, which may not fully engage students or facilitate deeper comprehension. In recent years, there has been a growing emphasis on employing interactive teaching methods to enhance botanical education. This article reviews various interactive methods in teaching botany, including hands-on activities, digital simulations, field trips, and collaborative learning techniques. We discuss the benefits of incorporating interactive methods in botanical education, such as improved student engagement, enhanced retention of information, and the development of critical thinking skills. Additionally, we explore challenges associated with implementing interactive teaching methods and provide recommendations for overcoming these obstacles. By embracing interactive approaches, educators caninspire a greater appreciation for the fascinating world of plants and cultivate a new generation of botanists equipped with the knowledge and skills to address emerging environmental challenges.

Teachers' Experiences of Using Play and Al's Pals to Teach Socio-Emotional Skills Through Coaching Support Models

Interactive teaching strategies provide opportunities for engaging children in discussing difficult concepts such as socio-emotional wellbeing and wide range of ideas about their social and personal lives. However, few studies have explored preschool teachers’ efficacy of using coaching through ‘Play and puppetry programs as approaches to developing children’s emotional regulation, socio-emotional learning and wellbeing. This paper reports on a “Labyrinth Project” aimed to gain in-depth understandings of preschool teachers’ experiences and perspectives pertaining to their efficacy of using play and puppetry as tools to promote children’s emotional learning and development. The results showed that despite early challenges with the use of these two teaching strategies, coaching and professional development facilitated a progression from feelings of inadequacy to confidence to teach social emotional skills using play and puppetry. At the end of the second year of this three-year project, children demonstrated improved cognitive skills in managing their emotions. Suggestions are made on how to improve the project to achieve high quality outcomes.

The Potential Interactive Digital Teaching Material on Cell Metabolism as a Bridge of Cognitive Processes Toward Student Learning Achievement

Education in the era of digital technology has become a challenge for teachers and lecturers in how this technology can develop comprehensive knowledge and global insight. The purpose of this study is to improve learning achievement through the cognitive process of students in cell metabolism lectures using Interactive Digital Teaching Material (IDTM). The study involved 40 Biology Education students who were taking the third semester at one of the Private Universities in Bandung, West Java. The implementation of lectures and instruments to measure students' cognitive processes is based on the framework of the 1992 Marzano Learning Dimension. The results of the analysis showed that the N-gain value of Acquire and Integrate Knowledge and Extend and Refine Knowledge obtained a percentage of (28%-26%) on low criteria. While Using knowledge with a percentage of N-gain value (32%) on medium criteria. These results illustrate that IDTM facilitates students to train their cognitive processes toward better learning achievement

The Use of Interactive Teaching Tools in the Kazakh Language Lessons of Primary Classes

Today, the goal of the school is not only to give new knowledge, values and personal meanings, but also to reveal the abilities of growing younger students. The interest in interactive methods and tools stems from the need to improve modern practice. Interactive teaching methods provide solutions to educational problems. The issue of the introduction and further use of electronic resources in the educational process is one of the most important in modern conditions. The article discusses the main aspects of the use of electronic educational resources in Kazakh language lessons in primary school. The analysis of the readiness of future primary school teachers to use active means in the educational process is carried out. The general theoretical and methodological basis of the research problem: the scientific works on the use of interactive tools in the educational process are considered, the specifics of interactive methods and the theoretical significance of the research are revealed-pedagogical conditions for the use of interactive learning tools in the development of speech skills of younger schoolchildren. At the same time, in order to teach the subject «Kazakh language» in primary school, based on the results of the pedagogical practice of future primary school teachers in secondary school, the identification of the main contradictions between the new requirements for the development of students' speech skills and the insufficiently studied possibilities of using interactive learning tools in Kazakh language lessons in the practical implementation of these requirements is stated. In a comparative analysis of the results of the study, it was found that with the help of interactive learning tools, the positive dynamics of the presented tasks was noted, the data on the results of the research stages are represented by diagrams, figures.

ТЕХНОЛОГИЯ РЕАЛИЗАЦИИ СТРУКТУРНО-СОДЕРЖАТЕЛЬНЫХ ПАРАМЕТРОВ МЕТОДОЛОГИЧЕСКОГО КОМПОНЕНТА В УСЛОВИЯХ ОБУЧЕНИЯ БУРЯТСКОМУ ЯЗЫКУ КАК ВТОРОМУ УЧАЩИХСЯ НАЧАЛЬНЫХ КЛАССОВ

This article is devoted to the technology for implementing the structural and content parameters of the methodological component in the lessons of Buryat as a second language in primary school. To increase the efficiency of the process of teaching Buryat as a second language through new teaching content in primary grades, it is proposed to develop a technology for this process, which allows identifying gaps in training, adjusting the pedagogical process and planning further training, as well as developing recommendations for eliminating the situation of failure in the learning process. First of all, it is necessary to define such concepts as “technology” from the point of view of pedagogical sciences. The authors elaborated on the concept of “pedagogical technology”. However, there are great discrepancies in the understanding and use of the concept of “educational technology”. The technology for developing students' sociocultural competence can be presented through the use of interactive teaching methods: role-playing game, business game, round table. Information and communication technologies (ICT) is a general concept that describes various devices, mechanisms, methods, and algorithms for processing information. The article examined various interactive educational learning platforms, and also provided a typology of preparatory exercises with its own examples. The authors come to the conclusion that the use of ICT in lessons of Buryat as a second language is necessary and advisable, because Students' motivation to learn increases, thanks to unusual forms of lesson delivery and not boring exercises in the textbook, but conducting them in a playful way; a favorable psychological climate is created in the lesson, fatigue is reduced, language activity is activated, communication skills are developed, and vocabulary is replenished.

Analisis Perubahan Sikap Cinta Tanah Air dan Pancasila Siswa Pasca Pembelajaran Anti-Radikalisme di Sekolah Menengah Atas Negeri di Hulu Sungai Utara

This research aims to analyze changes in students' attitudes towards patriotism and Pancasila after anti-radicalism learning at State High Schools in Hulu Sungai Utara. The research method used is a case study with a qualitative approach. Data was collected through observation, interviews and document analysis. The data sources in this research are principals of State Senior Secondary Schools and teachers, as well as students. The results of the research showed that there were positive changes in students' attitudes towards patriotism and Pancasila after participating in anti-radicalism learning. Factors that influence this change in attitude include the quality of learning materials, interactive teaching methods, and the role of teachers as learning facilitators. This research contributes to the development of anti-radicalism curriculum and learning strategies in schools in the area.