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Very important to meet the need of all students

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Very important to meet the need of all students

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Angie

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Very important that we teach students how to think and how to learn

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How do you get buy-in from parents if students are supposed to complete some of the work at home? If parents are already resistant to homework, how do you get them to follow through at home so students complete their work?

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How do you get buy-in from parents if students are supposed to complete some of the work at home? If parents are already resistant to homework, how do you get them to follow through at home so students complete their work?

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I like that it is different from traditional teaching. It gives the students charge of their learning. The teacher is more of a "guide on the side."

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I like that it is different from traditional teaching. It gives the students charge of their learning. The teacher is more of a "guide on the side."

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Samantha

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I like that the students are self-motivated during their learning. It allows them to take responsibility for what they're learning.

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Blended learning looks like a great opportunity to allow the teacher to apply individualized attention to students that require it, while allowing the class as a whole to move forward.

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I like the idea of blended learning, but what if the lower students take much longer than the time a

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Blended learning allows for the students to work at their own pace and decide when they are ready to test over material. How do you prevent kids from rushing ahead? If they are ahead, what do you do?

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Blended learning seems like it would be a great way for students to interact with one another, technology, and the content they are experiencing without simply taking in predigested "knowledge" from the teacher. It's explorative and engaging!

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Do you "assign" students to different groups or allow them to chose their activities?

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Did you say that it's not homework? In a flipped classroom, students are expected to watch something or read something at home in order to be prepared.
Also, how much time is spent on station or an activity/idea?

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I like that blended learning helps with differenitation for all students.

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I love that blended learning allows your students to work at their own pace. I would love to keep incorporating more technology in my class, and this would be the perfect opportunity to do so.

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Blended learning seems to me that self-paced learning and station learning are "mushed" together. I know it will be a lot of front load work, but it pays off when the student OWNS their learning.

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I feel that Blended Learning would go along nicely with HRS being implemented. There are so many different types of technology resources and it will be cool to brainstorm different ways to use them. I feel that the MakerSpace will really allow for more exploration of that.

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Blended learning requires participation from both the teacher as a coach or facilitator and the students.

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I enjoyed learning that students can progress at their own speed, and that it is a give and take from students and the teacher.

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I thought it was neat that students are more in charge of their learning when blended learning is being implemented.

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Blended learning is a fantastic way to avoid the long lectures and allow the students to practice what they know. When the students are interactive, they definitely learn better that way! Love the phrase, "Guide on the Side."

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Blending learning allows the classroom teacher to check for understanding in various ways and gives the teacher an opportunity to scaffold.  Students remain engaged and are able to collaborate.

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Blended learning is very interesting. I like that it continues to incorporate face to face interactions within the classroom.

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I thought I knew what BL was, but I guess I didn't...thanks, now I know!

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Blended learning is a way to incorporate technology into your classroom and use as guide to you teaching.

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I like that blended learning allows for students to work at their own pace, especially when your class has a wide mixture of learning abilities.

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Blended learning is less teacher talk!

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Nice presentation! Thanks for sharing.

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I like that blended learning recognizes that students will learn at different paces and in different styles.

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Blended learning looks like it would be a great way to incorporate technology into guided lessons and group work for students.

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I like the idea of blended learning. I am nervous sometimes about the cool tech ideas that are available because even a few moments of struggle can create chaos in 2nd grade. ARRRRGGGH! No matter how well I prepare, it seems there are ALWAYS a couple kids who slow it down just enough to frazzle me. I almost need to BE AT the TECH station and make the other parts of the room
ME FREE.

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Blended learning is something that I need to continue to incorporate in my daily lessons. It needs to be intentionally planned for implemented on a regular basis. This would allow both my students and myself to become more comfortable.

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We do something similar to this at the primary level with our centers and they include technology.

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This seems to take some time to prepare for lessons, but once prepared the students will lead themselves.

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This seems to take some time to prepare for lessons, but once prepared the students will lead themselves.