I have been reading numerous conversations involving the concept of modern learning systems, however, one word continues to come up, and that is Duaction. Certain users assert that it is a combination of theory and real-life practice, which is better than conventional education. The interest of Duaction is that it promotes the active and not passive learning. Learners are not required to memorize but to solve problems, situations, and debates. This method can be used to enhance long term retention and applied skills. Has not some one here tried this method? I wonder whether it really can achieve better results or it is just another educational buzzword that is gaining popularity on the Internet.
Duaction: Is it Altering the way people learn?
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