Hybrid Learning Models

Prior to the challenges of 2020, hybrid learning models were used in a relatively limited capacity. However, these models have become a staple of the post-pandemic learning environment. With that being said, schools are still exploring ways to incorporate hybrid learning models into their overall educational strategy.

As your school prepares for the future, it is vital that you make hybrid learning models part of your plan. Doing so will allow you to better serve students and put your faculty in a position to succeed.

Hybrid Learning Model Trends to Watch

There are several trends emerging as the hybrid learning model continues to evolve. Some of the trends that you should be aware of include the following:

Cross-Classroom Collaboration

Every teacher has a unique set of strengths and proficiencies. Experienced educators know how to leverage these strengths to effectively teach their students. 

However, allowing teachers with complementary talents to work together can further enhance the learning experience for all students. Unfortunately, cross-classroom collaboration is challenging when using traditional learning models.

Hybrid learning models eliminate this collaboration barrier by allowing teachers to remotely connect two classrooms. Educators can collaborate with other teachers using audio and video technologies such as touchscreen whiteboards. 

They can link up with classrooms that are across campus or even across the nation in order to foster higher levels of student engagement.

Increased Reliance on Hybrid Learning

An increasingly large percentage of school districts are prioritizing the adoption and creation of hybrid learning models. This trend is catching on for several reasons.

First, hybrid learning environments can maximize student engagement. In turn, this leads to improved retention of materials and better test performance.

Additionally, hybrid learning models provide educational institutions with much-needed flexibility. In the event of another large-scale disruption to in-person learning, schools can turn to hybrid educational resources to stay connected with students.

Learning Models Tailored Around Student Needs

Finally, hybrid learning models allow teachers to tailor the learning experience around the needs of their students. Some students perform better when attending in-person lessons. Others are effective at time management and prefer to attend classes remotely.

Adopting a hybrid learning model will also ensure that students have the opportunity to attend classes if they are ill or injured. Hybrid learning models can be used to provide instruction during inclement weather as well.

Ultimately, hybrid learning models make education more accessible. This accessibility can pave the way for reduced dropout rates and improved attendance.

How OneScreen Can Help Schools Prepare for the Future

Hybrid learning is the future of education. Hybrid learning models provide added flexibility for teachers while allowing schools to accommodate the varying needs of students. That’s where OneScreen can help.

Our unique model allows you to acquire the latest touchscreen technology while minimizing your upfront out-of-pocket costs through Subscription purchasing.

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 OneScreen is knocking down barriers to effective learning, now and for the long term.