This document defines blended learning as giving teachers and students choices in place, path, and pace of learning. It discusses placing oneself on a blended learning spectrum and setting goals to move along the spectrum. Various blended learning models are presented, including student-driven, face-to-face driven, rotating, online driven, and tutoring or lab-based models. The document reflects on past learning experiences and scoring them on a "blended score" scale to evaluate different approaches to learning.

1. Blended Learning
Jim Peterson
Holland Christian Schools
Integral Faith Instruction and Technology
March 19, 2012
jpeterson@hollandchristian.org
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4. Goals

5. Goals
Define blended learning.

6. Goals
Define blended learning.
Place yourself as a learner on the blended learning
spectrum.

7. Goals
Define blended learning.
Place yourself as a learner on the blended learning
spectrum.
Set goals for how you might move on the spectrum.

8. Remember this past school year.

9. Place

10. Path

11. Pace

12. Dune Study

13. Dune Study

14. Dune Study

15. Dune Study

16. Dune Study

17. Remember all the formal learning you have ever taken.

18. Place:Visiting Court

19. Path: Leaf Collection

20. Pace: Science Olympiad

22. Share your two best memories with your table.

23. Share your two best memories with your table.
Do you notice any pattern in what the teachers did?

24. Share your two best memories with your table.
Do you notice any pattern in what the teachers did?
Do you notice any patterns in what the students did?

25. Praxis Leads Theory

26. Blended learning is an
institution giving
teachers and students
choices about the place,
path, or pace of learning.

27. Place

28. Place

29. Place

30. Place
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31. Path

32. Path

33. Path

34. Pace

35. Pace

36. Pace

37. Pace

38. Pace

39. Pace

40. The Blended Score

41. The Blended Score
• What is a blended score?

42. The Blended Score
• What is a blended score?
• What is the best score?

43. The Blended Score
• What is a blended score?
• What is the best score?
• Score one of your memories.

44. The Blended Score
• What is a blended score?
• What is the best score?
• Score one of your memories.
• Score one of your classes (rule: you must
use your grade book).

45. Reflection Questions

46. Reflection Questions
• Do you want your score to change? Defend
your answer.

47. Reflection Questions
• Do you want your score to change? Defend
your answer.
• Write down three practical and simple
ways you could move your score?

48. Reflection Questions
• Do you want your score to change? Defend
your answer.
• Write down three practical and simple
ways you could move your score?
• Share one with your table.

49. Common Models
• Student Driven
• Face To Face Driven
• Rotating
• Online Driven
• Face To Face Tutoring
• Face To Face Lab

50. Bible & Social Studies

51. Science

52. Conclusion

53. Questions

54. Please bless me with feedback.
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Jim Peterson
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