This document provides information about blended learning and best practices. It discusses various models of blended learning including flipped instruction, classroom station rotation, bring your own device, and one-to-one learning. It emphasizes that blended learning combines active, engaged classroom learning with active online learning. Components of an effective blended learning classroom include the teacher, resource sharing, assignments, feedback, and differentiation. The document promotes incorporating higher-order thinking, authentic connections, and transformative technology use into blended learning.
22. What do we know about?
• Flipped Instruction
• Classroom Station Rotation
• BYOD/BYOT
• 1to1 or 1tox
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43. So, which one is best?
The one
your
teachers,
students,
and
parents
will USE!
44. Components of a Classroom
• The Teacher –
The teacher must
be PRESENT in
the classroom,
checking in
regularly,
monitoring student
activity, interacting
with students.
45. Components of a Classroom
• Resource Sharing
• Discussion/Conversation
• Assignments (given, submitted, graded)
• Feedback (teacher and student)
• Reflection
• Calendar/Schedule of Events
• Workshops/Mini-Lessons
• Team-Work (group-work)
• Differentiation
46. Your Online Classroom
• Look through the resources in the small
group(s).
• Design one lesson in which you will incorporate
and activity in your Home Base.
74. HIGHER ORDER THINKING
AUTHENTIC CONNECTIO
TECHNOLOGY USE
H
E
A
T
ENGAGEMENT
AUTHENTIC CONNECTIONS
TRANSFORMATIVE
TECHNOLOGY USE
75. AUTHENTIC CONNECTIONSE
The learning experience is
directly relevant to students
and involves creating a product
that has a purpose beyond the
classroom.