Discovery learning doesn't work that well
Discovery learning is the idea of not giving any instructions - simply present the problem to the pupil and let them figure it out for themselves.
But, discovery learning is less efficient than telling people what they ought to do and then letting them do it. What counts is practising the right skills often and early. You don't get a bonus for figuring it out for yourself.
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