Understanding Learning Modalities

What makes blended learning unique among the delivery modalities?

• It combines online and face-to-face learning

• It requires full-time internet access

• It eliminates the need for a teacher

• It only uses digital content

In a face-to-face classroom, the teacher should:

• Focus only on lectures

• Ignore student feedback

• Encourage active participation

• Use only printed textbooks

Which scenario best reflects distance learning?

• Attending class every day in school

• Accessing lessons and submitting tasks from home

• Studying only during school hours

• Memorizing facts in class

Which of the following is an advantage of online learning?

• No interaction between students

• One-way delivery of information

• Flexible time and place for learning

• Lack of feedback from teachers

A teacher who uses both modules and video conferencing is applying:

• Face-to-face teaching

• Traditional teaching

• Blended learning

• Informal learning

Distance learning is most useful when:

• All students live near the school

• There are transportation issues or emergencies

• Classrooms are always open

• All students prefer lectures

Online learning can support learner-centeredness by:

• Limiting student access to materials

• Allowing students to explore at their own pace

• Removing student voice in lessons

• Following one fixed schedule

What makes face-to-face learning more learner-centered?

• Teacher-centered lectures

• Group work and real-time interaction

• Memorization tasks

• Limited classroom movement

Which delivery mode best suits areas with limited internet?

• Fully online instruction

• Social media-based lessons

• Modular distance learning

• Live-streamed classes

Blended learning is ideal for students who:

• Need both flexibility and guidance

• Only prefer lectures

• Refuse to study online

• Avoid group work