Blended Learning and Blended Models
Blended
Learning and Blended Models
One of them is combining classic teaching with technology which opens the door to a new way of teaching.
Blended learning courses typically offer a series of self-study and guided learning activities, and often combine both online and offline learning.
In a blended learning course, learners make their way through learning activities which might include but are not limited to:
reading about new concepts, watching video demonstrations or animated process overviews, engaging in single and group discussions, and practicing new skills.
Learners might engage in these learning activities both in more traditional face-to-face sessions
and via eLearning and other digital learning components, so a blend might include:
Presented by Paola Pineda
Content: Although we can use very different techniques as teachers, the reality is that time in the classroom is limited. Keeping this in mind, new techniques and approaches have appeared to help us cope with time constraints and achieve communicative goals. One of them is combining classic teaching with technology which opens the door to a new way of teaching.
Paola Pineda holds a degree in Translation and Interpreting and has completed a Master’s degree in the same field. She has over 18 years of experience in ELT. Currently, she is the Key Accounts Consultant for Richmond in Peru.
