Blended Learning .

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I. Introduction
Lead-in: “A pandemic cannot withstand education”
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Thesis statement: Blended learning allows learners to engage in learning activities
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wherever and whenever it is convenient to them.
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II. BODY
A. Blended learning is any education strategy that features both digital and
traditional teaching methods to help students learn.
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1. The traditional method involves module contents that are carefully designed
and customized where learners can access on their own time and work at their
own pace.
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2. Digital methods (also known as hybrid learning) is a method of teaching that
integrates technology and digital media with traditional instructor.
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B. It incorporates tried-and-true teaching methods (like a lecture) with the latest in
classroom technology (like digital curriculum).
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1. Google Classroom gives students access to online learning and the teachers
can provide learning both synchronously and asynchronously as it serves as a
free service-learning app for schools.
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2. Canvas easily connects instructors and students and is used to monitor grades,
manage active enrollments and assignment submissions, share course
documents, facilitate message correspondence.
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C. Blended learning is not so much an innovation as it is a natural by-product of the
digital domain creeping into physical spaces. .
1. Blended learning is in no way different from our usual learning, it’s just that
it is integrated by technology
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2. It also consists of an environment where both students and teachers could
easily and efficiently interact and learn.
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III. CONCLUSION
Review of the main points: Blended learning, an education strategy that includes the
combination usual traditional classroom set-up and the digital methods with the help
of the latest classroom technology like Google Classroom and Canvas, is an
integration of today’s advancements to our education.
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Memorable Statement: Students can learn in every way possible and convenient to
them and the emergence of this type of learning is more on the adaptation to the
changing world but a mean to make education easier and much accessible to
everyone.