How Do Traditional Teaching Models Adapt To Blended Learning?
Blended learning is a combination of face-to-face instruction with online elements that forms a hybrid model that takes advantage of the strengths of both environments. The traditional teaching models, including lecture, seminar, tutorial, and laboratory, did not fade with the emergence of digital tools. The physical classroom is still necessary to have real-time discussion, hands-on activities, and social presence. Online platforms provide flexibility, customized pace, and access to rich multimedia. The problem is not to substitute tradition but to change it. Successful blended learning models deliberately redesign every aspect of a course to suit the most suitable medium. This post discusses the ways in which familiar teaching practices are modified in blended settings. In flipped classes to
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