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Activity-based learning strategies involve teaching methods that actively engage students through hands-on activities, projects, simulations, games, and discussions, allowing them to learn by doing and applying knowledge through direct experience, rather than passively listening to lectures; key elements include fostering creativity, critical thinking, problem-solving, and collaboration skills through these interactive tasks. Examples of activity-based learning strategies: Role-playing and dramatization: Acting out scenarios to understand different perspectives and concepts. Group projects: Collaborative work on projects that require research, planning, and presentation. Experiments and investigations: Conducting hands-on experiments to explore scientific principles. Case studies: Analyzing real-world scenarios to apply theoretical knowledge Debates and discussions: Engaging in thoughtful discussions to explore different viewpoints Concept mapping: Visually representing relationships between ideas using diagrams Puzzles and brain teasers: Solving challenging puzzles to stimulate critical thinking Games and simulations: Using game mechanics to practice skills and concepts in a fun environment