By Tanya Roscorla, Converge
As blended learning becomes more popular, school districts are grappling with what mix of teaching methods makes the most sense for students. Those ingredients include traditional classroom instruction, supplemental digital resources, blended learning and online courses. Based on the students’ learning styles and needs, school districts have to find a recipe that works for different students. A combination of online and face-to-face learning has been happening at Riverside Unified School District in California for six years, while Medina City Schools in Ohio is just starting down this road. But both districts have come to similar conclusions: making a variety of learning methods available is a key to meeting students’ education needs.
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