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Teacher-centered: 2, 5, 8, 9, 15Learner-centered: 1, 3, 4, 6, 7, 10, 11, 12, 13, 14‎ EXPLANATION:1. Create an ongoing project (Learner-centered) – Students take active responsibility for their learning while working on long-term tasks. It develops independence and problem-solving skills.2. Only black-board and text (Teacher-centered) – The teacher controls all information, and students just listen or copy. It limits interaction and exploration.3. Integrate technology (Learner-centered) – Technology allows students to explore, create, and engage with content in different ways. It supports active participation.4. Replace homework with classroom activities (Learner-centered) – Students learn by doing tasks inside the class. It gives them hands-on experience and direct guidance.5. PowerPoint presentation in the classroom (Teacher-centered) – The teacher leads the lesson while students mostly watch and listen. It focuses more on delivery than interaction.6. Involve students in the evolution (Learner-centered) – Students become part of the process of learning and improvement. Their voices and ideas are considered.7. Learning environment – interactive method (Learner-centered) – Students participate through discussions, activities, and collaboration. The focus is on engagement.8. Teacher’s talk time is more (Teacher-centered) – The teacher dominates the discussion while students remain passive listeners.9. Face-to-face interaction with teacher (Teacher-centered) – The teacher is the main source of knowledge in a direct one-on-one or lecture style.10. Face-to-face with online teaching (Learner-centered) – Students engage actively using digital tools and online platforms. It allows independent learning.11. Student talk time is more (Learner-centered) – Students express their ideas, opinions, and knowledge. Learning happens through sharing and participation.12. Teacher’s talk time is less (Learner-centered) – The teacher gives space for students to think, ask questions, and interact more.13. Pair work and group work (Learner-centered) – Students collaborate, share responsibilities, and learn from each other.14. ICT enabled teaching (Learner-centered) – Technology-based teaching makes lessons more interactive and student-friendly. It encourages participation.15. Teacher creates blogs (Teacher-centered) – The teacher is the one producing and sharing content, while students mostly consume it[tex].[/tex]

Answered by poisonedren | 2025-08-25