Methods And Technologies Used In Implementing Blended Learning
Keywords:
blended learning, teaching methods, educational technologies, communicative approach, digital tools, interactive learning, student-centered learning, online platforms, language teaching, learning outcomesAbstract
This article explores the methods and technologies used in implementing blended learning in English language education. Blended learning, which combines traditional face-to-face instruction with digital and online tools, has become an effective approach in modern education. The paper discusses key teaching methods such as the communicative approach, interactive learning, and student-centered strategies that enhance learners’ engagement and autonomy. It also examines the role of educational technologies, including learning management systems, multimedia resources, and online platforms, in supporting the teaching and learning process. Special attention is given to the practical benefits of blended learning, such as flexibility, accessibility, and improved learning outcomes. The article concludes that the integration of appropriate methods and technologies can significantly increase the effectiveness of English language teaching.
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