15/02/2015
25 TIPS for BLENDED LEARNING SUCCESS
Yes you'll need to fill in your contact info, but it's worthwhile to get this FREE paper, which has tips such as this:
"Give students a chance to make up for mistakes.You never
want to get to a point where a student who is behind gives up
because he or she thinks that there’s no way to catch up.
“We have amnesty days where students can turn in
something late. Every student gets two late passes. If
they don’t use them by the end of the year, then they
can turn them in for extra credit.” -Heather Hiebsch"
and this:
"Find the right mix of online and face-to-face time
the student needs to be successful. Some blended
learning programs require all students to spend one
or two days a week at the learning center. Other
programs specify the face-to-face time requirement
in the Individualized Learning Plan after meeting with
the student and parents. Either way, it is important
to set the policy upfront so that everyone knows
what is expected of them.
“We use a progress-based attendance. If our
kids are making expected progress through a
course, then it really doesn’t matter to us how
long it took them. If they take 20 minutes for a
math assignment, that’s great. If it takes them
3 hours, that’s great. That’s the flexible part of
online learning.” -Heather Hiebsch"
Available from Fuel Education (not connected in any way with ThinkShop) HERE: http://online.getfueled.com/25-Tips-for-Blended-Learning-Whitpaper.html?source=eSchoolEB012015
In this white paper, three prominent educators—Mary Fluharty, Bryan Wood, and Heather Hiebsch—share some of what they’ve learned during their years of experience with blended learning education. The paper focuses on the five steps to implementing a program that integrates online instruction with tra…