About the Author |
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Introduction |
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The Theoretical Framework That Serves as the Foundation for This Book |
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Introduction: Reflect and Discuss |
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Chapter 1 The Basics of Blended Learning |
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A Precise Definition of Blended Learning |
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The Purpose or Value of a Shift to Blended Learning |
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Key Benefits of Blended Learning |
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Chapter 1 The Basics of Blended Learning---Reflect and Discuss |
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Chapter 2 Your Blended Learning Technology Toolbox |
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Your Learning Management System as Online Classroom |
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Tools That Target the Four Cs of 21st Century Learning |
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Four Key Questions to Consider When Using Technology |
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Technology and the SAMR Framework |
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Chapter 2 Your Blended Learning Technology Toolbox---Reflect and Discuss |
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Chapter 3 Teachers as Designers of Learning Experiences |
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Chapter 3 Teachers as Designers of Learning Experiences---Reflect and Discuss |
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Chapter 4 Teachers as Instructors and Connectors |
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The Difference Between Asynchronous and Synchronous Instruction |
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Effective Asynchronous Video Instruction |
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Strategies to Structure Synchronous Small-Group Instruction |
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Chapter 4 Teachers as Instructors and Connectors---Reflect and Discuss |
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Chapter 5 Teachers as Facilitators of and Partners in Learning |
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Metacognitive Skill Building |
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Academic Discussions in Class and Online |
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Timely, Focused, Actionable Feedback |
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One-on-One Conferences With Students |
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Chapter 5 Teachers as Facilitators and Partners in Learning---Reflect and Discuss |
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Chapter 6 A Dynamic Learning Community |
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SEL and the Social Presence |
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Chapter 6 A Dynamic Learning Community-Reflect and Discuss |
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Chapter 7 The 5E Instructional Model and Student-Centered Inquiry |
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Chapter 7 The 5E Instructional Model and Student-Centered Inquiry---Reflect and Discuss |
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Chapter 8 How to Take Blended Learning to the Next Level |
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Formative Assessment Drives Differentiation |
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Differentiation: Content, Process, and Product |
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Approach Blended Learning With Balance in Mind |
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Synchronous Versus Asynchronous Learning Activities |
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Think Outside the Box: The Blended Learning Models Are Just a Starting Point |
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Chapter 8 Taking Blended Learning to the Next Level---Reflect and Discuss |
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Conclusion |
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Advice as You Shift to Blended Learning |
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On Your Way |
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Glossary |
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References and Resources |
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Index |
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