This is an educational approach that integrates traditional classroom face-to-face teaching with online learning components. This hybrid model capitalises on the strengths of both in-person and digital instruction, offering a dynamic and flexible learning experience.
On average, students in these environments outperform those in fully face-to-face instruction by a modest but statistically significant amount. By combining the engagement of face-to-face interactions with the accessibility and personalised pace of online resources, students often experience improved comprehension, retention, and overall academic success.
It comes in various models tailored to suit diverse educational needs. Common models include the Rotation Model, Flex Model, Self-Blend Model, and Enriched Virtual Model. Each model introduces a unique blend of in-person and online activities, catering to different learning preferences and objectives.
Students are positively impacted by fostering a more personalised and interactive learning journey. It accommodates diverse learning styles, promotes self-directed learning, and cultivates essential digital skills. Additionally, the flexibility accommodates individual pace, ensuring students grasp concepts thoroughly, ultimately contributing to improved academic outcomes.
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