- Students stay active and engaged longer

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- Combines both traditional and modern methods for a balanced learning experience

- Provides teachers with the flexibility to accommodate different learning preferences



Disadvantages:For example, blended teachers can assign online readings or videos for students to review before class. Additionally, there can be an online discussion forum where students can share insights, questions, and ideas. In the classroom, students can build on the online discussion with hands-on activities, group discussions, or russia number data -solving tasks that relate to the material they have learned, as well as open up new areas for exploration.

This varied approach to teaching allows educators to meet the diverse needs of learners and continually adapt content to keep learners engaged, creating new variations to the content depending on each student in the class.

But while the blended approach is effective in a variety of contexts, it can be difficult to cover information-heavy courses due to its slower pace.

Advantage:

- This teaching style uses a variety of methods to meet the diverse needs of students.


- This teaching style requires extensive planning.

- Close coordination between different teaching elements is required.

- Finding the right balance between traditional and modern teaching methods can be a challenge.

- Depends on available resources and technology

- It can be less focused and slower than other teaching styles

- It requires a lot of energy from the teacher.

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