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Hybrid teaching refers to live classroom sessions where both in-person and online students are taught simultaneously. It allows online students to see and hear what is being taught in the classroom through technology. Teachers must consider how both in-person and online students can actively participate, such as through polls or questions, and how sessions can be recorded. Moving forward, teachers will likely adopt a blended learning model using technology to enhance teaching and free up time to focus on other areas, while technology can never replace teachers. This offers opportunities for broader and more self-directed learning. The future of teaching may involve teachers taking more of a facilitator role, encouraging self-learning and collaboration using technology.
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- 1. WHAT IS HYBRID TEACHING? Hybrid teaching refers to synchronous live sessions in which both on-campus and online students are taught simultaneously. This provides an alternative means of attending live, on- campus sessions for students who are unable to be physically present. Hybrid teaching relies on technology being set up to allow online students to hear and see what is being taught in the room. You will need to consider how students, both in-person and online, can participate actively in a session, for example, via a poll or by asking questions, and how your session can be recorded for those who can’t attend live.
- 2. A MOVE TOWARDS HYBRID TEACHING Teachers will inevitably move to a more blended learning model, using technology intelligently to take care of certain aspects of teaching, freeing up time to focus on other areas. Live digital lessons all day every day is just not sustainable, but as part of the mix, it is. Technology can never be used to replace teachers, but it can be used to enhance teachers and support them, as well as their support staff. It will also allow teachers to address more diverse needs in the classroom.
- 3. Alexa Toy, educator, writer and speaker, says this offers teachers a huge opportunity to facilitate learning that is far broader than would otherwise have been possible, but also offers students the opportunity to become more self- motivated as a result. “Learners are used to working in breakaway Zoom groups, they are becoming more self-disciplined, they don’t need to be spoon fed as much,” she says.
- 4. THE FUTURE OF TEACHING Moving away from the “chalk and talk” lecture style could see teachers take on more of the role of facilitator, encouraging self-learning in the classroom using technology and increased peer-to-peer collaboration. When teachers become more accustomed to teaching online, skill sharing will become part of the course. Teachers will be teaching each other, there will be a lot more professional development with peer- to-peer resource sharing. The pandemic has unquestionably lifted the veil on the complexities involved in teaching. Remote learning has required teachers to quickly adapt and upskill to help minimize any disruption to learning, but the lasting impact of these new skills and