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BLENDED LEARNING -What does this look like for your classroom??
BLENDED LEARNING -What does this look like for your classroom??
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Which level of technology issue interrupts the internet connection at school?
Technical
Beginner
Ownership
Basic
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A teacher used to give paper quizzes. Which one is a benefit of switching to digital assessment?
Can inform instruction.
Automated grading.
Aligned to standards.
Approved for NRS for Adult Education.
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What is the biggest benefit of turn key instructional content over DIY content?
Increased test results
Automatic grading
Shorter lesson planning time
Aligned to instructional standards
4
Which part of the instructional cycle involves reviewing materials to address specific gaps?
Corrective instruction
Introduction
Application
Guided practice
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What type of teaching tool allows you to track attendance, measure progress, and assign content ?
Collaborative learning tools
Learning Managament System
Instructional content
Practice exercises and interactives
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Which level of technology displays students who do not know how to use the mouse or keyboard?
Technical
Ownership
Basics
Beginner
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What is blended learning?
Teachers integrate technology in class.
Students learn digital literacy skills.
Students learn with technology and face-to-face.
Students study on the computer from home.
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Which type of Blended Learning shows students working together using technology to complete a project or task?
Facilitation
Collaboration
Rotation
Direct instruction
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A student uses tech for 20% of his study time to access a class website. The learning model is:
Face=to=face instruction
Web-facilitated course
Blended learning
Distance learning
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Which of the following is a research-based benefit of blended learning?
Reduces dependence on public assistance.
Reduces program cost per student.
Increases class attendance.
Increases student performance.
