Lecture-Based Learning is an educational approach where an instructor delivers information to a group of students, typically in a classroom setting. This method often involves the use of presentations, notes, or visual aids to convey key concepts and ideas. Students primarily listen and take notes, allowing them to absorb the material being taught. This learning style is commonly used in various educational institutions, including universities and colleges. While it can effectively cover a large amount of content in a short time, it may not always encourage active participation or critical thinking among students, as they are mostly passive recipients of information.