This document defines teaching methods and provides examples of different logical and learning methods. It discusses that teaching methods are the set of coordinated moments and techniques used to guide students toward goals/objectives, and includes presenting the subject, developing the subject, and verifying/correcting learning. Logical methods allow acquiring or producing knowledge, such as induction, deduction, analysis, and synthesis. Induction goes from particular to general, deduction from general to particular, and analysis divides things into parts while synthesis studies parts to understand the whole. Teaching methods can be individual, collective, or mixed based on what is taught. Teaching techniques represent ways to achieve educational purposes and consider participant and subject factors. Examples of techniques include expository, discussion