Which among the following is based on passive learning, where the child listens to teachers and follows directions from them?

Conventional learning rests on passive learning, where the child mainly listens to the teacher and follows given directions.

Cooperative learning is active and collaborative, with pupils learning together in groups.

Non-conventional learning is learner-centred and flexible rather than teacher-directed.

Play way learning engages children through play and activity rather than passive listening.

In conventional learning the teacher controls the pace, content and assessment.

It relies heavily on the lecture method and teacher authority.