BLENDED LEARNING MCQ

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1.    Which of the following statements is most correct regarding blended learning and integration of technology in the classroom
A.blended learning takes technology integration by providing personalized learning experience.
B.Blended learning and technology integration are same.
C.Technology integration can be applied at different levels but blended learning not.
2.    What of the following phrases best describes blended learning?
It involves two teachers instructing a class together utilizing a team approach.
It combines elements of face-to-face and online instruction.
 It combines students of different grade levels into one classroom.
It involves older students teaching younger students through a mentoring approach.
3.    Why do schools utilize blended learning?
It allows teachers to personalize student instruction.
It is easier for a teacher to manage his/her classroom.
It involves less grading for a teacher.
It is helpful for students with learning disabilities.
4.    The _____ is a special type of _____ model where students participate in online activities prior to each class session.
  • flipped classroom, flex
  • flexible classroom, enriched virtual
  • flipped classroom, rotation
  • flexible classroom, a la carte
5.    What is Blended Learning?
a.Blended learning is where students work in isolation.
b.Blended learning is where students learn at least in part through online learning, with some element of student control over time, place, path, and/or pace.
c.Blended learning is replacing actual teaching with digital content and strategies.
d.Blended learning is only for gifted students or credit recovery. Blended learning is not a successful strategies for students with IEPs and who are ELL.
6.    What are the Blended Learning Models?
Flipped Classroom
Whole Group Rotation
Station Rotation
All of the Above
7.    Why do teachers utilize blended learning?
It allows teachers to personalize student instruction
It is easier for a teacher to manage his/her classroom
It involves less grading
It allows teachers time to use the bathroom
8.    Allows teacher to rotate an entire class through a series of online and offline activities while remaining in a single classroom. Which model does this fit under?
Flipped Classroom
Station Rotation
Whole Group Rotation
9.    Allows students to physically move between teacher created stations to take ownership of their own learning. Which model does this fit under?
Whole Group Rotation
Station Rotation
Flipped Classroom
10. Students are expected to come to class and already have watched some videos or other kind of instruction. Which model does this fit under?
Whole Group Rotation
Flipped Classroom
Station Rotation
11. In what order should a lesson be developed when integrating technology?
Content, pedagogy, technology
Pedagogy, content, technology
Technology, pedagogy, content
Content, technology, pedagogy
12. What are the benefits of blended learning?
Promotes teachers effectiveness
Increases student engagement
Shift instruction from teacher-led to student-driven
All of the above
13.  According to the Clayton Christensen Institute, the definition of blended learning is a formal education program in which
A student learns at least in part through online learning, with some element of control over time, place, and pace.
A student learns at least in part in a supervised brick-and-mortar location away from home
The modalities along each student's learning path within a course or subject are connected to provide an integrated learning experience.
All of the above.


Questions and Answers(True/False)

14. BL is a term that is increasingly being used to describe a hybrid model of e-learning that allows coexistence of conventional face-to-face teaching methods and newer e-learning activities and resources in a single course 
15. BL is a mix of different elemetns determined by the relative strengths and weaknesses of each
16. BL is used to overcome specific difficulties in teaching

17. BL give students a greater range of opportunities to explore, discuss and work together using online or offline resources

18. BL is a useful approach with courses where students have diverse educational backgrounds and different motivations for study

19. BL is a less risky approach than moving to a fully online or fully computer-mediated course

20. BL allows academic staff to continue to teach as they have previously done with some online and peripheral resources

21. BL is a combination of conventional teaching approaches and e-learning elements within a single course or programme
22. BL is a blend of different media, different activities and different tools
23. BL is a seamless integration or intermingling of e-learning and conventional teaching approaches and environments.
24. BL is the introduction of e-learning alongside 'legacy' materials that were designed for the course in its earlier form and that are proven and familiar
25. BL is an approach used to meet the needs of students from diverse academic, social and cultural backgrounds

ADDITIONAL READING
http://oasis.col.org/bitstream/handle/11599/3095/2018_Cleveland-Innes-Wilton_Guide-to-Blended-Learning.pdf?sequence=1&isAllowed=y

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