Traditional learning methods refer to the conventional approaches used in educational settings, primarily characterized by face-to-face instruction. This often involves a teacher delivering lectures, using textbooks, and assigning homework. Students typically learn in a structured environment, such as a classroom, where they engage in discussions and take notes. These methods emphasize rote memorization and standardized testing to assess student understanding. Traditional learning often relies on a fixed curriculum, where students progress through grades based on age and achievement. While effective for many, these methods may not cater to diverse learning styles or the needs of all students, such as those with learning disabilities.