The Comparison Between Traditional Learning And Modern Learning Technique On Graduate Students

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  • Dr. Velankanni Alex

Abstract

This paper presents a similar report among traditional and modern learning. Traditional learning includes a physical place where students and educator could communicate though modern learning is sought after in an e-space where a server and web perusing connection point is to be there. Because of a steady pattern of developing student numbers across the world customary learning will be costly. Present day learning could be a strategy which could guarantee decreased cost while improving the result in the learning framework. Class room schooling may not necessarily in all cases prevail for web-based realizing, when the teacher is not around which need to animate inspiration and persistent learning progress. Whether a specific school system is of high or bad quality could be decided as far as info, result, and cycle. As of not long ago, in any case, much conversation of instructive quality is focused on just framework inputs as far as the arrangement of educators, showing materials and different offices, and based on yield in conditions of students' accomplishment. The primary goal of this article is to zero in on the examination of showing strategies, going from the utilization of the writing board also, chalk in old customary classes, utilizing slides and above projectors and utilization of show programming, to the video, electronic board furthermore, network assets now days. The objective of the study is to decide the way in which students' exhibition concerning introducing abilities and powerful composing is impacted by sight and sound upheld schooling. The benefactors are graduate students, school administrators and parents.

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2023-12-14

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Alex, D. V. . (2023). The Comparison Between Traditional Learning And Modern Learning Technique On Graduate Students. Migration Letters, 20(S12), 954–960. Retrieved from https://migrationletters.com/index.php/ml/article/view/7764

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