BLENDED LEARNING AND ITS TYPES
Keywords:
Key words: Blended learning, rotation model, flex model, a la carte model, the enriched model.Abstract
Abstract: This article provides an in-depth analysis of blended learning and its various types, offering insights into how this instructional model can enhance the learning experience. Blended learning combines traditional face-to-face instruction with digital tools to create a flexible and interactive learning environment. The article explores the different types of blended learning, their benefits, challenges, and successful implementation in educational settings. By examining real-world examples and best practices, the article aims to equip educators and learners with a comprehensive understanding of blended learning and its potential to transform education.
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