Love it or hate it, hybrid is definitely one of the defining teaching and learning modes in the business English classroom. With the help of some demo scenarios, I’m going to show you that this monster, terrifying as it may seem, is easy to tame if we look at it as an online lesson with some offline participants rather than the other way around. We will also go through the technical setup of each scenario so that you can implement them in your lessons right away.
2. What is hybrid teaching?
A When the face-to-face
lesson is extended by
online activities
C
When face-to-face and
online lessons alternate
B
When the teacher is
teaching face-to-face and
online students at the
same time
D
I have no idea
/ / /
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4. Hybrid teaching BESIG2022
What are your hopes and worries?
Participant responses:
● Tech problems
● How to pay enough attention?
● What if nobody comes in-person?
● Classroom management
● Double planning - double pay?
● BUT! Hopes are that it’s inclusive,
motivating, engaging, and enjoyable
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https://quizlet.com/742083430/flashcards
Problems and solutions
6. What kind of activities can or cannot be done in a
hybrid classroom?
Hybrid activities
7. ● Cloud-based project tasks
● Frequent use of online testing and
audience interaction tools
● More independent work that can be
facilitated by the teacher
● Different take on mingling tasks
● Fewer open class discussions if the
technology is not the best
What kind of activities can or cannot be done in a
hybrid classroom?
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You’re all working for a startup company that’s
trying to break in the market
We’ll be working here and on Remind for
collaboration and brainstorming …
… to create the skeleton of a pitch
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10. Your company name: Your amazing product/idea:
A good illustration: Your presentation outline:
Some key expressions/buzzwords you want to use:
11. Your company name: Your amazing product/idea:
A good illustration: Your presentation outline:
Some key expressions/buzzwords you want to use:
12. Your company name: Your amazing product/idea:
A good illustration: Your presentation outline:
Some key expressions/buzzwords you want to use:
15. VLEs
Google suite
Google Jamboard
Miro board
One Note
Padlet
+ Quizlet
Collaboration
Google Classroom
Eduflow
Remind (for chatting)
Facebook groups
Teams
Canvas
Mentimeter
Quizlet Live and Check-in
Kahoot
Socrative
Pear Deck
Useful resources
Checking in
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16. ● Hybrid is a teaching mode to be
seriously considered in BE teaching.
● You need some good tech setup,
● Autonomous learners,
● Frequent project tasks,
● And lots of check-ins.
● Design one online lesson instead of
two separate ones.
● Agree on the minimum proportion of
in-person and online students.
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Takeaways
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17. CREDITS: This presentation template was
created by Slidesgo, including icons by Flaticon
and infographics & images by Freepik
Thanks!
What questions do you
have?
joanna.szoke@icloud.com
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18. References
Hybrid teaching Jo Szoke
Boyarsky K (2021). How to Teach in a Hybrid Classroom. Available at: https://resources.owllabs.com/blog/how-to-teach-in-a-
hybrid-classroom (accessed Nov 7, 2022)
Hodges et al. (2020). The Difference Between Emergency Remote Teaching and Online Learning. Available at:
https://er.educause.edu/articles/2020/3/the-difference-between-emergency-remote-teaching-and-online-learning (accessed
Nov 7, 2022)
Nashir, M and Laili, RN (2021). Hybrid Learning As An Effective Learning Solution on Intensive English Program in the Normal
Era. IDEAS : Journal of Language Teaching and Learning, Linguistics and Literature. 9(2). DOI: 10.24256/ideas.v912.2253
Szoke, J. (2022). Challenges of hybrid teaching. Modern English Teacher. 31(2).
What is a Hybrid Classroom? Why Hybrid Learning is Here to Stay. (2021). Available at:
https://www.mersive.com/blog/thought-leadership/why-hybrid-learning-is-here-to-stay/ (accessed Nov 7, 2022)
What is a “Hybrid” English Language Class? (2020). Available at: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JsGP_LKsZjw (accessed
Nov 7, 2022)
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Hybrid teaching - problems and solutions
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In-person students can also scan the QR code and go through the prompts in class on their tablets or phones
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Mind Map
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