This method challenges the students by getting them involved and applying their knowledge and experience to learn something new. Panel Discussions Panel discussions are either structured or unstructured and takes place between two or more experts. As an example, many Sunday morning television news programs use this format effectively. Practical Exercises Practical exercises differ from case studies in large part because they are usually developed to set up a learning situation, or concentrate on hands-on skills. They can involve field trips, simulations, and role-playing.
Field trips bring the learning environment to the student.
Here, students interact with people, places, things, and situations which helps enable to attain your educational objective. Here, the settings are the primary teaching tool, because students can be enveloped in the desired environment. They involve any number of people and topics, and usually supplement what is learned in the classroom. More elaborate versions may involve special equipment, specially trained staff, or special sites. Role playing exercises requires students to project themselves into a simulated interpersonal situation and play the parts of the persons and situations assigned by you.