Interactive

Activities
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1. What do we mean by interactive activities?
2. Why we use them in our classrooms?
3. When do we use them in our classrooms?
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 INTRODUCTION
Interactive exercises are educational
activities that require learners to actively
engage with the material being taught,
rather than passively receiving
information. There are several reasons why
interactive exercises are beneficial for
learning:
 WHY?
Increased Engagement
help learners stay engaged and focused
during the learning process. By requiring
learners to actively participate in their own
learning, rather than simply listening to a
lecture or reading a textbook, interactive
exercises can help keep learners motivated
and interested in the material.
Improved Understanding
Interactive exercises can help learners
better understand complex concepts by
providing them with opportunities to apply
what they have learned in a hands-on
manner. By working through problems and
challenges, learners can deepen their
understanding of the material and develop
critical thinking and problem-solving skills
INFOGRAPHIC

NEPTUNE VENUS
Neptune is the farthest Venus has a beautiful
planet from the Sun name, but it’s hot

MARS JUPITER
Despite being red, Mars It’s the biggest planet in
is a really cold place the Solar System
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Immediate Feedback

Interactive exercises often provide learners with

immediate feedback on their performance, which
can help them identify areas where they need to
improve and adjust their learning strategies
accordingly. This can be especially helpful for
learners who struggle with traditional testing
methods, as it allows them to receive feedback in a
more low-stakes and supportive environment.
WHEN?

Interactive exercises are appropriate in

the application and practice stage of a
lesson. This is when students have
been introduced to the concepts and
have had opportunities to engage in
discussions and problem-solving
activities.
At this stage, interactive exercises can
help reinforce learning, provide
immediate feedback, and allow students
to apply their knowledge in a more
engaging and dynamic manner. These
exercises can be in the form of quizzes,
simulations, games, or other interactive
tools that encourage active participation
and critical thinking.
Fatima Ezzahra
Zabane
Hanane Barrani
Naoual Sarhir
Jihane Zail
Lamiae Sarhir
Souhaila Lezhari
Nabila Mounir
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