Wirtanen, M. (2013, June 18). K-12 distance learning and blended learning: Trends on the rise? [Web log entry]. Retrieved from http://www.onlineschools.com/in-focus/k-12-blended-learning.html
The following infographic describes how blended learning -- the use of which has increased dramatically over the last decade -- is being utilized in K-12 classrooms across the nation.
Courtesy of: OnlineSchools.com
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ReplyDeleteI have very mixed feelings about distance and blended learning. If it is used for a single class, or for someone incapable of attending a school, then I understand. However, I personally do not like the idea of K-12 students taking several classes, or more, without a physical instructor. As a graduate school student I have found SJSU SLIS to be rather isolationist. I like the convenience, but not having classmates was especially difficult the first year. SJSU also decided to reevaluate online classes after low passing rates for undergraduates. I worry that K-12 students will not have the motivation to complete classes without classmates and teachers they see every day to keep them on-track.
ReplyDeleteI just know that online classes are gaining popularity with younger students. I, for one, loved the flexibility with the online format. I wonder if those that are truly uncomfortable with it are just used to the other format.
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