Hybrid and On-Life Education Concepts

Lucivana, a student of the PED program, discusses hybrid education, onlife education, and universal design for learning. She explains the concepts, their importance, and how they are being implemented in schools, especially during and after the pandemic. Lucivana emphasizes the need for inclusive education and provides practical suggestions for implementing hybrid education using digital platforms like Quizes and Matific.

What is the main principle of hybrid education?

• Eliminating physical classrooms

• Using only traditional teaching methods

• Focusing solely on online learning

• Combining physical and digital spaces

What is a key feature of hybrid education?

• Strictly online learning

• Flexibility to learn in various environments

• Elimination of digital tools

• Only physical classroom learning

Who introduced the concept of on-life education?

• Elane

• Luciano Floridi

• John Dewey

• Lucivana

What does the term 'on-life' education refer to?

• Physical education only

• Integration of online and offline life

• Exclusive online education

• Traditional classroom education

What does the universal design for learning aim to eliminate?

• Barriers in the learning process

• Online education

• Physical classrooms

• Traditional teaching methods

What is the role of the teacher in the universal design for learning?

• To maintain traditional teaching methods

• To ensure all students learn regardless of their abilities

• To focus only on high-achieving students

• To eliminate digital tools from the classroom

What is the main goal of the universal design for learning?

• To use only traditional teaching methods

• To eliminate physical classrooms

• To focus on online education only

• To ensure learning for all students regardless of their abilities

According to the podcast, what is a significant challenge for teachers in digital education?

• Lack of experience with digital education

• Too much experience with digital tools

• Over-reliance on physical classrooms

• Excessive use of traditional methods

What is the purpose of the platform 'quizes' mentioned in the podcast?

• To focus on physical activities

• To eliminate traditional exams

• To replace physical classrooms

• To provide interactive homework tasks

What is the 'matific' platform used for?

• Teaching science through experiments

• Providing physical education activities

• Teaching history through storytelling

• Teaching mathematics through problem-solving and illustrations