Blended Learning Quiz

Which model allows individual students to progress through a sequence of learning activities that mix learning modalities and media?

• Whole Group Rotation

• Station Rotation

• Flipped Learning

• Playlist Model

Which of the following is NOT a benefit of blended learning?

• Differentiating learning for groups of students with different needs.

• Allowing students to control the pace of their learning.

• Prioritizing the students' voices, ideas, questions, and wonderings.

• Limiting access to learning experiences.

What should teachers think about to differentiate learning for different groups of students?

• How might you modify the process by which you teach something?

• What is the homework for today?

• How will you grade the final exam?

• What are the classroom rules?

What should teachers balance to give students a break from the screen?

• Online learning with offline learning.

• Homework with classwork.

• Tests with quizzes.

• Lectures with seminars.

Which of the following is NOT a benefit of the station rotation model?

• Creating smaller learning communities

• Freeing the teacher to work with small groups

• Limiting students' control over their learning pace

• Differentiating learning for diverse groups

What is the purpose of using video in the flipped learning model?

• To allow students to pause, rewind, or rewatch the video

• To reduce the amount of homework

• To eliminate the need for exams

• To ensure students do not need to take notes

What is the primary purpose of using choice boards in education?

• To build student agency into a lesson or unit

• To increase homework assignments

• To reduce the number of tests

• To eliminate the need for textbooks

How do choice boards help students engage with information?

• By allowing them to choose how they want to engage with information

• By forcing them to follow a strict method

• By limiting their options to only text-based learning

• By providing only one type of activity

What is the benefit of allowing students to choose how they want to engage with information?

• It helps them learn in a way that works best for them

• It forces them to follow a strict method

• It limits their learning options

• It increases the number of tests