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5 Tips for Creating a Successful Blended Learning Environment

By Elizabeth D. Ezell
January 4, 2022
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Over the past year and a half, “blended learning” has become a buzzword in education. With the impact of the COVID-19 pandemic on learners around the world, we have seen the growing need for blended learning, an educational option that combines the benefits of a traditional in-person classroom and learning in line. But the need for this option will not just be a passing trend. The future of blended learning is bright and the benefits are unmatched. I saw it myself.

As an educator for 10 years, I have worked in in-person, online and hybrid classrooms. I experienced the do’s and don’ts of creating learning environments where my students can not only learn, but also perform at their best. When my colleagues ask me for my secret to success, here are the tips I share:

1. Establish a positive blended learning culture and a strong learning community.

A strong community is at the heart of any good classroom. While we can’t hug and clap our students through a screen, a hybrid classroom can still foster a warm community of connected learners.

A great way to create a positive environment is to first point out the benefits of this teaching method. Blended learning has many benefits for your students, parents, and teachers, including flexibility, accessibility, and the ability to use innovative learning tools. If you’re moving to a blended learning environment, address any questions or concerns you have by communicating these benefits and encouraging your students to get the most out of this valuable learning experience.

Kaley Zuniga, Live Teacher and Content Coach, Stride Inc.

Kaley Zuniga is a lifelong educator with 10 years of teaching experience. She has taught K-5 general education, math and science specification, and support facilitation for students in special education. Currently, she is a live teacher and content coach at Stride Inc. with expertise in coaching, new teacher training and onboarding, and professional development. To learn more, visit www.stridelearning.com/learning-solutions.html.

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