Blended Learning Practice

This is a model in which the student uses both online learning—either in the form of courses or self-directed access—and face-to-face instruction and collaboration to design, iterate, and publish assignments, products, and related artifacts.

• Flex blended learning

• Lab rotation

• Project Based Blended learning

• Flipped Classroom

The most widely known version of blended learning, ’ is this one where students are introduced to content at home, and practice working through it at school supported by a teacher and/or peers.

• Flipped classroom

• Lab Rotation

• Station Rotation

• Flex blended learning

Station-Rotation blended learning is a model that allows students to rotate through stations on a fixed schedule, where at least one of the stations is an online learning station.

• True

• False

Broadly speaking, blended learning means

• online learning

• face to face learning

• mix of learning online and face-to-face

• none of the above

A blended model allows students to choose the time at which they do their online learning, the path they want to take to learn a concept, or even the location from which they want to complete the online work.

• True
• False

Blended learning can provide more differentiation opportunities.

• True

• False

Which statement does NOT describe blended  learning?

• Providing engaging and interactive content
•  Giving every student a device
• Personalizing learning for each student
• Rethinking how "school" looks with technology

Which of the following is not one of the results of blended learning from a student perspective?

• Teacher being in control of student learning
• Real-time feedback
• Students control speed of learning
• Engaged by online material

Blended Learning contains some element of student control over...

• time.
• place.
• path.
• all of the above.

Blended learning is always individual and students do not interact with their peers.

• True

• False