What Is ​Face-to-Face Learning?

This describes any learning environment where the teacher and student meet in the same location for a discussion in person. It typically refers to classroom learning settings, but face-to-face learning also takes place in tutoring sessions, during office hours discussions, and in independent study environments outside the classroom.

It can even happen through experiential learning, as long as the educator is present with the student.

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