The article "Innovative Teaching Methods: A Review of Current Best Practices" by Erika Stephania Santander-Salmon discusses the importance of adopting pedagogical approaches that not only transmit knowledge but also foster essential skills such as critical thinking, collaboration, and creativity. It highlights methodologies like project-based learning (PBL) and the flipped classroom, emphasizing the relevance of technology as a complementary tool in education. However, it stresses that technology should not replace essential human interactions for learning. The article also underscores the need for continuous training for educators and the importance of research and collaboration in the educational field. While innovative pedagogical methods offer significant opportunities to improve education, they must be approached with a clear understanding of their benefits and challenges to ensure effective implementation in the classroom. The review covers the prevalence of innovative methodologies, their impact on academic performance, and the perceptions of educators and students. It also addresses challenges such as technological limitations and resistance to change within educational institutions. Finally, it discusses future trends, including the integration of emerging technologies and the development of new methodologies.The article "Innovative Teaching Methods: A Review of Current Best Practices" by Erika Stephania Santander-Salmon discusses the importance of adopting pedagogical approaches that not only transmit knowledge but also foster essential skills such as critical thinking, collaboration, and creativity. It highlights methodologies like project-based learning (PBL) and the flipped classroom, emphasizing the relevance of technology as a complementary tool in education. However, it stresses that technology should not replace essential human interactions for learning. The article also underscores the need for continuous training for educators and the importance of research and collaboration in the educational field. While innovative pedagogical methods offer significant opportunities to improve education, they must be approached with a clear understanding of their benefits and challenges to ensure effective implementation in the classroom. The review covers the prevalence of innovative methodologies, their impact on academic performance, and the perceptions of educators and students. It also addresses challenges such as technological limitations and resistance to change within educational institutions. Finally, it discusses future trends, including the integration of emerging technologies and the development of new methodologies.