PROCESSINGDO NOT CLOSE

Understanding Blended Learning: What You Need to Know

POSTED: August 5, 2020Category: ArticlesBY: AISA P9

Blending technology with face-to-face instruction may be the future of education.

With the new school year fast approaching, school districts across the country are starting to finalize and announce their plans for a safe reopening.

After much deliberation, many are considering operating classrooms under a blended learning model, which entails a mix of onsite and remote schooling, to make social distancing more feasible in school buildings during the coronavirus pandemic.

But the adoption of blended learning today could be seen as more than a safety measure. Many experts say it’s a defining moment in K–12 education in which educators, students and parents can rethink what learning looks like and how instruction will be delivered moving forward.

Click here to read the full article on the EdTech website.

Similar posts

See all posts

Search News

AAIE Alerts

Contact us

Physical address
International School of Kenya Campus, Peponi Road, Nairobi, Kenya
Postal Address
P.O. Box 14103 - 00800, Nairobi, Kenya
Phone
+254 (20) 2697442 / 8076067
Emails
General Email: info@aisa.or.ke
AISA Conferences: conferences@aisa.or.ke
AISA Accounts: accounts@aisa.or.ke
AISA Marketing: marketing@aisa.or.ke
Executive Director: director@aisa.or.ke
Quick Contact
Contact Us

Subscription Form

Need additional assistance?

PLEASE CONTACT US!

The Association of International Schools in Africa is dedicated to serving its members throughout Africa. Please let us know if you require additional or specific information, resources and or support, and we will endeavour to assist you as soon as possible.

Cookie Policy

As part of the new data protection laws we are required to let you know when we use any kind of tracking devices or "cookies" on our website.

What are Cookies?

A cookie is a small text file that is sent to your computer via your web browser when you visit a website. Our website uses the WordPress platform, which uses Cookies to verify users. We also use Google Analytics on our website which uses Cookies. You can read more on "How Google uses information from sites or apps that use our services" via this link: https://policies.google.com/technologies/partner-sites.

How do I disable cookies?

If you do not want to receive a cookie from Our Site, you have the option of setting your browser to notify you when you receive a cookie, so that you may determine whether to accept it or not.

OK