USING INTERACTIVE TEACHING METHODS IN SPECIAL EDUCATION

Interactive teaching methods have become an essential component of modern special education because they promote active participation, individualized learning, and improved social interaction among students with diverse learning needs. Traditional teacher-centered instruction often fails to address the cognitive, emotional, and sensory differences of learners with disabilities. Interactive strategies such as collaborative learning, digital tools, role-playing, and problem-based tasks enable students to engage directly with learning materials and peers. Recent studies demonstrate that interactive environments improve academic performance, motivation, and communication skills among students with special educational needs.