Critical Issues and Practices for Hybrid and Online Teaching and Learning: Building Improved Models for 21st Century English Language Learning
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https://doi.org/10.12775/CSNME.2017.006Keywords
online, hybrid, English Language Learning, technology, STEMAbstract
This article discusses key topics related to hybrid and online teaching. An overview is provided followed by a discussion of programs and online opportunities for success. The relationship of online and hybrid course delivery in the content and STEM fields is presented, followed by implications and recommendations for future research. Critical issues for English Language Learners and educators is explored, including strategies for aligning course content and online platforms.
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