Traditional teaching methods encompass several fundamental approaches used throughout the centuries. Lectures deliver about 70-80% of the knowledge to students, with the teacher taking a central role. Practical exercises aim to enhance 30-40% of students' skills. Classroom discussions engage about 50-60% of students as participants. Traditional assessment methods, such as tests and written assignments, validate 60-70% of acquired knowledge. The teacher-student relationship is crucial, with 80% of information being unilaterally presented during classes, shaping the structural delivery of education