blended learning preassessment

What is Blended Learning?

• Blended learning is where students work in isolation.

• Blended learning is where students learn at least in part through online learning, with some element of student control over time, place, path, and/or pace.

• Blended learning is replacing actual teaching with digital content and strategies.

• Blended learning is only for gifted students or credit recovery. Blended learning is not a successful strategies for students with IEPs and who are ELL.

What are the Blended Learning Models?

• Flipped Classroom

• Whole Group Rotation

• Station Rotation

• All of the Above

What of the following phrases best describes blended learning?

• It involves two teachers instructing a class approach

• It combines elements to face-to-face and online instruction

• It combines students of different grade levels into one classroom

• It involves older students teaching young students through a mentoring approach

Blended learning give students a greater range of opportunities to explore, discuss and work together using online or offline resources.

• True

• False

Students are expected to come to class and already have watched some videos or other kind of instruction. Which model does this fit under?

• Whole Group Rotation

• Flipped Classroom

• Station Rotation

Allows students to physically move between teacher created stations to take ownership of their own learning. Which model does this fit under?

• Whole Group Rotation

• Station Rotation

• Flipped Classroom

Allows teacher to rotate an entire class through a series of online and offline activities while remaining in a single classroom. Which model does this fit under?

• Flipped Classroom

• Station Rotation

• Whole Group Rotation

Blended learning provides students the opportunity to only watch instruction one time before responding.

• True

• False

The time a teacher and students are together. 

• Face-to-Face Time
• Online Time
• Blended Time
• Free Time

A computer program that allows teachers to manage course materials in a digital environment.

• Learning Management System (LMS)
• Brick-and-Mortar Classroom
• Google Search