Blended Learning Introduction

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Blended Learning Introduction Version en ligne Watch this video to help clear your concept of Blended Learning and answer the questions. par Sayrah Javed 1 Which of these is NOT a possible benefit of Blended Learning? a It saves money b The teacher gets more time with each student c All learning can be carried out online d It’s relevant to the 21st century e It can give the teacher more time to clarify concepts that the students find unclear f Students get individual instruction 2 Finish the sentence: Blended learning is a combination of face-to-face learning and... a Home learning b Learning using a computer c Learning using online instructional technology d Problem based learning e Learning practical hands-on skills 3 In this example, how does the use of Blended Learning (allowing students to complete the test online before the lesson) help the teacher use her class time more effectively? a Using the test results she can quickly identify and focus on the 'problem areas'of the topic and tailor the lesson accordingly b The students have completed their work so can leave early freeing up teacher time c The teacher will not need to do any preparation for the lesson 4 Describe some of the benefits of using online learning. Written answer Explanation 1 Blended Learning cannot be carried out completely online, it involves using a blend of face-to-face learning and learning using digital technology (including online learning). 2 The correct answer is 'learning using online Instructional technology'. Blended Learning is not restricted to learning at home or using a computer. 3 Using the test results, the teacher can identify where the students are struggling before the lesson and therefore design a bespoke lesson around the concepts that are particularly challenging. The use of Blended Learning does not get rid of the need for lesson preparation instead it allows for more effective lesson planning.

Blended Learning Introduction Version en ligne

Watch this video to help clear your concept of Blended Learning and answer the questions.

Which of these is NOT a possible benefit of Blended Learning?

It saves money

The teacher gets more time with each student

All learning can be carried out online

It’s relevant to the 21st century

It can give the teacher more time to clarify concepts that the students find unclear

Students get individual instruction

Finish the sentence: Blended learning is a combination of face-to-face learning and...

Home learning

Learning using a computer

Learning using online instructional technology

Problem based learning

Learning practical hands-on skills

In this example, how does the use of Blended Learning (allowing students to complete the test online before the lesson) help the teacher use her class time more effectively?

Using the test results she can quickly identify and focus on the 'problem areas'of the topic and tailor the lesson accordingly

The students have completed their work so can leave early freeing up teacher time

The teacher will not need to do any preparation for the lesson

Describe some of the benefits of using online learning.

Written answer

Explanation

Blended Learning cannot be carried out completely online, it involves using a blend of face-to-face learning and learning using digital technology (including online learning).

The correct answer is 'learning using online Instructional technology'. Blended Learning is not restricted to learning at home or using a computer.

Using the test results, the teacher can identify where the students are struggling before the lesson and therefore design a bespoke lesson around the concepts that are particularly challenging. The use of Blended Learning does not get rid of the need for lesson preparation instead it allows for more effective lesson planning.