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This research proposal examines blended learning, which combines online and face-to-face learning. It poses questions about whether blended learning increases student engagement and shifts teacher perceptions of online learning. It also questions whether blended learning creates a more effective learning experience than single formats. The proposal identifies challenges in adopting blended learning like preparing students, managing environments, and ensuring resources. It lists tools like blogs, surveys, and class websites that could be used to study blended learning's impacts.
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2. The plan is to use mIRC in the English class, with the teacher demonstrating how to use it and having students communicate through chatting groups and sharing files.
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Blanded learning
This document discusses blended learning, which integrates traditional face-to-face learning with online learning resources and communication tools. Blended learning allows the use of online resources without replacing face-to-face activities. It combines different delivery modes, learning styles, and technologies to create a more meaningful learning experience through diverse resources. The key aspects of blended learning include setting learning materials and formats, designing the blended learning model, testing the design, organizing effective implementation, and evaluating the process. Advantages include more independent, effective, and accessible learning. Disadvantages include requiring diverse media that may not be universally available and supported.
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This document provides an overview of a research proposal examining the successful implementation of a blended learning environment. The proposal discusses:
1) The shift to more flexible learning environments that integrate online and face-to-face learning through a learning management system.
2) Research questions that will examine the benefits of blended learning, elements of a thriving blended classroom, pedagogical considerations, and ensuring successful implementation of a new LMS.
3) A review of literature on topics like partnerships between home, school and community; the effectiveness of online versus blended learning; implementing constructivist pedagogy with technology; and critical factors for computer-mediated collaboration and LMS implementation.
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The document summarizes and analyzes two educational studies - a quantitative study on classroom support for at-risk students, and a qualitative case study on a teacher's learning in a multicultural curriculum course. It finds that while the individual studies were effective, combining quantitative and qualitative methods would have produced stronger conclusions. A mixture of methods allows statistical correlations to be shared alongside an in-depth analysis of behaviors and interactions. The document concludes that as a new researcher, qualitative research can complement any quantitative study by providing different perspectives to draw fewer gaps in conclusions.
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2. Lessons should be designed purposefully using technology tools to enhance learning and engage students, not just for the sake of using technology. Frameworks like Learning for Use and T-GEM can help guide lesson planning.
3. Technology can help bring real-world experiences into the classroom through simulations, virtual field trips, and online learning environments, making lessons more relevant and interesting for students.
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