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Unscramble concepts that mix in-class and online learning.

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Unscramble concepts that mix in-class and online learning.

by KENDRY EDITH DIAZ PEREZ
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An approach that combines in-person instruction with online activities to personalize pacing and accommodate different learning styles.

  
  
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A teaching model where students study new content at home and apply knowledge in class with guided practice.

  
  
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Structured digital lessons that learners can complete at their own pace, often with multimedia and quizzes.

  
  
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Live, in-person meetings where teachers provide guidance, feedback, and collaborative activities.

  
  
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Curated online materials such as videos, readings, and interactive tasks used to support learning.

  
  
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Real-time communication channels like video meetings and chat that enable immediate interaction.

  
  
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Learning tasks that learners can complete on their own time without real-time interaction.

  
  
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Data collected from activities and tests used to monitor progress and tailor instruction.

  
  
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