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Nehal Jain |
Child Learning |
2024-08-08 |
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The teaching landscape is changing rapidly. The technological rise of the 21st century and the widespread integration of digital technologies into our learning ecosystem, combined with access to the internet, has integrally changed teaching in just a few years. This rapidly changing landscape should be a marker to show that traditional teaching methods must evolve to keep up with the times. We should embrace integrated technologies into the learning model.
Blended learning has completely transformed how knowledge was imparted to children earlier. Unlike the traditional way of teaching by chalk and board technique, Blended learning makes learning simple, easier, and effective.
With changes in learning technology and a trend toward informal learning, this type of learning continues to offer learners many benefits—standardization, self-paced, and anytime, anywhere learning.
Blended learning, also known as ‘’flipped classroom,” “hybrid learning”, or “mixed learning.” It is a combination of learning methods consisting of multiple teaching modalities, i.e. e-learning and traditional face-to-face learning. It allows children to be self-directed and learn at their own pace. It also provides immediate feedback in the form of knowledge checks and assessments. Our little learners can easily and quickly access the information whenever and wherever needed. And finally, it provides standardization of content and allows adaptive learning.
Blended learning, like any other learning vehicle, is one avenue to meet learning goals. It provides functionality that supports learning in ways that were previously not possible. For instance, it can provide foundational learning and set a knowledge baseline for a targeted set of learners who may not be co-located. Then, when these learners are together for a face-to-face session, the learning can be at a higher level using interactive classroom learning.
Blended learning is crucial because it breaks down the traditional walls of teaching. Now, with access to modern-day technologies, we can tailor the learning experience for every child. This approach ensures that the child is engaged and driving their individual learning. It also caters to the needs of the child with unique learning styles that provide splendid learning experiences.
Here we will summarize the points focusing on the benefits of blended learning.
All students, no matter their age, learn differently. Teaching methods should design programs that reach visual, auditory, and kinetic learners alike.
With the heavy integration of technology into the learning eco-space, we’ll be able to improve teaching, information retention, engagement, responsibility, and enjoyment. Children never outgrow their learning styles, which means blended learning is very important.
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