BLENDED LEARNINGBelow are 3 separate activities that may exist in a blended learning environment for a lesson on-what else? BLENDED LEARNING. The icons in each section, indicate the group setting, independent work, paired activity , or collaborative group (teacher-led).
Through differentiating the tasks, a blended classroom allows for students to meet lesson objectives in an environment and platform that works for them. Which activity works for you? THE COLLABORATIVE GROUP: Blended Learning BenefitsWorking in our collaborative learning group, let's process our thinking about blended learning and its impact on our students.
Click here to contribute to our group's learning. INDEPENDENT LEARNING: Blended Learning Models
PAIRED ACTIVITY: Case Studies (Option 1: Dream It)After reviewing resources found on LEARN and RESOURCES page, review any of the following case studies, and collaborate with a partner on how to best help this teacher move this teacher forward in creating his/her blended learning classroom. Please read the information about the teacher, and overview of his/her present environment, mindset and skills. Once you have reviewed this information, please document in the link provided, recommendations for the teacher, and additional resources needed.
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Blended Learning: Making It Work in Your Classroom
Reaching All High School Students: A Multi-Tiered Approach
Blended Learning Models
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PAIRED ACTIVITY: Innovator's Mindset (Option 2: Design It)
Using your Innovator's Mindset, how will you need to access the eight characteristics to assist in designing a blended learning model that fits the needs for your school (or supporting schools). Record your design thinking in the document below.