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Understanding the Difference Between Hybrid Education and Blended Learning
August 06, 2020
What’s the difference between Hybrid Education and Blended Learning?
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How Integrated Tech Tools Help Meet the Needs of Students and Teachers
July 29, 2020
Technology integration is the use of technology resources—computers, mobile devices, digital cameras, social networking platforms, software applications, the internet, etc.—in daily teaching and le
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Building Relationships with Students in a Blended Learning Environment
July 23, 2020
Many Models, One Constant
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10 Essential Skills to Teach Students in 2020 and Beyond
July 16, 2020
Every year educators teach students not only their curriculum, but also essential life skills to help them become better prepared for life outside of school.
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How a Balanced Assessment Strategy Helps Identify Learning Gaps
July 08, 2020
External Uncertainty and Internal Chaos
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The Role of Digital Citizenship in Blended Learning
July 07, 2020
Digital citizenship is a pillar of effective blended learning.
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How Schools and Districts Can Close the COVID-19 Learning Gap
June 23, 2020
Closing the physical doors of school buildings around the country with only around a quarter of the academic calendar remaining wasn’t on anyone’s radar.
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The Impact of Blended Learning on Student Engagement
June 18, 2020
Student engagement is often one of the most important indicators of student learning. It reflects the quality of teaching strategies, as well as the effectiveness of the instructor.
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4 Questions to Ask Parents at the Beginning of the School Year
June 16, 2020
It seems like just yesterday schools all over the world were closing their physical doors and jumping head first into distance learning with little or no preparation.
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Understanding the Inherent Challenges of Digital Equity in Blended Learning
June 11, 2020
Blended learning—a combination of both synchronous, in-person instruction and asynchronous online learning—continues to prove itself to be one of the most effective ways of teaching and learning.