In which of the following methods of teaching, the student has to find out the answer to his/her own problem by unaided efforts?

Teaching methods are principle, ​pedagogy, and managerial techniques applied during classroom education 

Key Points

• There are two methods of teaching in higher education learner-centric and teacher-centric. 
• There are various teaching methods of instruction which are employed by teachers in the classroom. 
• It can be divided into three parts; Teacher- centric strategy, Mixed strategy and Learner- centric strategy. 
• The learner-centric strategy encompasses various teaching methodologies such as Case studies, programmed instruction, Open learning, Heuristic method, and Computer-assisted learning. 
• In the heuristic method, the learner must independently research the solution to the issue at hand and cultivate an inquiry-based spirit. 
• The heuristic method refers to finding the best possible solution to a problem quickly, effectively, and efficiently. 
• It is a practical method of mental shortcut for problem-solving and decision making that reduces the cognitive load and doesn't require to be perfect.
• The method is helpful in getting a satisfactory solution to a much larger problem within a limited time frame.

Thus, the heuristic method of teaching the student has to find out the answer to his/her own problem with unaided efforts.

Additional Information

• Flipped classroom method: It is an idea of using online lectures that students can view at home to replace traditional classroom lectures.  
• Demonstration method: It refers to the visual display of the action and activities or practical work related to the facts and principles of a delivered lesson by the instructor in the classroom.
• Case-study method: It relates to given scenarios based on situations in which students observe, evaluate, record, execute, conclude, summarise, or recommend.