Combines online and face-to-face instruction

Provides students with more flexibility and control over their learning

Requires students to be self-motivated and disciplined

Replaces traditional face-to-face instruction

It provides students with more flexibility and control over their learning

It reduces the cost of education

It improves student outcomes

It is more engaging for students

It can be difficult for students to stay motivated and engaged

It requires teachers to have a strong understanding of technology

It can be difficult to create high-quality online content

All of the above

Station rotation

Flipped classroom

Online learning

Hybrid learning

Blended learning is a combination of online and face-to-face instruction, while hybrid learning is a combination of online and traditional face-to-face instruction

Blended learning is more flexible than hybrid learning

Hybrid learning is more effective than blended learning

There is no difference between blended learning and hybrid learning

It can improve student outcomes

It can reduce the cost of education

It can increase student engagement

It can make it easier for students to cheat

It can be difficult for students to stay motivated and engaged

It requires teachers to have a strong understanding of technology

It can be difficult to create high-quality online content

It is always more expensive than traditional face-to-face instruction

It will become the dominant mode of instruction

It will continue to grow in popularity, but it will not replace traditional face-to-face instruction

It will decline in popularity as online learning becomes more accessible

It will disappear completely

Strong leadership and support from administrators

Well-trained teachers

High-quality online content

A focus on student engagement

To facilitate learning and provide support

To deliver instruction and assess student learning

To manage the online learning platform

All of the above

To take responsibility for their own learning

To participate actively in online and face-to-face learning activities

To communicate effectively with their teacher and classmates

All of the above

Start small and scale up gradually

Provide teachers with professional development

Create high-quality online content

Focus on student engagement

All of the above

Resistance from teachers and administrators

Lack of funding and resources

Difficulty creating high-quality online content

All of the above

It will become the dominant mode of instruction

It will continue to grow in popularity, but it will not replace traditional face-to-face instruction

It will decline in popularity as online learning becomes more accessible

It will disappear completely

Increased flexibility and control over their learning

Improved engagement and motivation

Better outcomes

All of the above