EDTECH
The Future of Learning: How Hybrid Teaching Models are Changing Education
Sabreen Bucheeri
12 April, 2023
One of the numerous changes brought about by the COVID-19 epidemic in the educational field is the use of hybrid and flexible learning models. These models were initially implemented in reaction to the pandemic, but they have since grown in acceptance and are now here to stay. We will go over the advantages of flexible and hybrid learning models, how to put them into practice, and how edtech tools can be included to improve student learning in this blog article.
By combining in-person and online learning, hybrid and flexible learning models give students the freedom to learn anywhere and whenever they want. According to research, flexible and hybrid learning methods can boost student motivation, engagement, and learning results. (Berge & Huang, 2004).
Planning carefully and taking into account variables like the learning objectives, the needs of the students, and the available resources are necessary for the effective implementation of these models. Using a learning management system is one method for implementing hybrid and flexible learning successfully. (LMS). An LMS can assist teachers with content organization and delivery, tracking student progress, and giving students access to resources outside of the classroom.
To improve the learning process, edtech technologies can also be included into flexible and hybrid learning models. For instance, video conferencing capabilities can be used for online conversations and team projects, while educational applications and games can offer students compelling, interactive learning opportunities.
Although careful planning is necessary before implementing hybrid and flexible learning models, there can be considerable advantages for both teachers and students. Teachers may give students a more individualized and interesting learning experience by implementing these models and edtech tools.
We at Springring recognize the value of effective hybrid and flexible learning, and we provide a range of tools and resources to support educators in putting these approaches into practice.
AN OWL'S OPINION
As someone who works in the edtech industry, I think that flexible and hybrid learning models are the future. We can develop a more dynamic and engaging learning environment that caters to the requirements of all students by combining the advantages of in-person and online learning.
Teachers can simply adapt these ideas and give their pupils a really modern and successful education with the aid of edtech tools and platforms like Springring.
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WRITTEN BY
Sabreen Bucheeri
The creator of the ‘Springring Cuteness Benchmark’. That’s the cuteness level designers and marketers need to meet when working on Springring. I like to be organized, enjoy puns and dark humour. Unlike most of the Springring owls, I prefer to wake up early and get to work while the sun is up.