HybridContext Instructional Model

The Internet and the Classrooms: The Way Teachers Experience It

Nonfiction, Reference & Language, Education & Teaching, Special Education, Experimental Methods, Teaching, Computers & Technology, Teaching Methods
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Author: Udeme T. Ndon ISBN: 9781607524212
Publisher: Information Age Publishing Publication: October 1, 2010
Imprint: Information Age Publishing Language: English
Author: Udeme T. Ndon
ISBN: 9781607524212
Publisher: Information Age Publishing
Publication: October 1, 2010
Imprint: Information Age Publishing
Language: English
This book is a product of a dissertation project that was completed in December 2006. This project investigated teachers’ experiences in relation to teaching and learning using the hybridcontext instructional model. The dissertation itself has been noted as one of the best in providing practical tips for teachers in this area. The study methodology is included as appendix B. To answer the questions raised during the interviews, the findings of the study have been supplemented and supported with extensive literature review of empirical studies to provide theoretical and practical solutions. The literature review draws from total Internet, blended, and hybrid instruction studies. The literature on the total Internet instruction has relevance in that the Internet piece of the hybridcontext course shares the same course management systems and requires the same approaches and principles as do total Internet instruction. The book discusses the conceptual and descriptive presentations of the hybridcontext model, media, applicable teaching philosophies; strategies best accomplished in each medium; various ways of linking the facetoface and the Internet activities; the why and how the study participants transitioned into teaching hybridcontext courses, teachers’ expectations, etc. The discussion on ‘labor of love’ is the core of this book as the discussion has captured the surprises the study participants met in a way that is not reflected in the current literature. Built into this discussion are the amounts of things teachers had to learn in order to function well as hybridcontext model teachers. The contents of this book will aide teachers who teach in any way using the Internet. Therefore, any establishment/individual using the Internet for teaching and learning will benefit from the contents of this book. Also, the administrators will find this book a selling point to encourage more participation in the adoption of the hybridcontext instructional model as well as realizing what the teachers would need to successfully implement this phenomenon.
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This book is a product of a dissertation project that was completed in December 2006. This project investigated teachers’ experiences in relation to teaching and learning using the hybridcontext instructional model. The dissertation itself has been noted as one of the best in providing practical tips for teachers in this area. The study methodology is included as appendix B. To answer the questions raised during the interviews, the findings of the study have been supplemented and supported with extensive literature review of empirical studies to provide theoretical and practical solutions. The literature review draws from total Internet, blended, and hybrid instruction studies. The literature on the total Internet instruction has relevance in that the Internet piece of the hybridcontext course shares the same course management systems and requires the same approaches and principles as do total Internet instruction. The book discusses the conceptual and descriptive presentations of the hybridcontext model, media, applicable teaching philosophies; strategies best accomplished in each medium; various ways of linking the facetoface and the Internet activities; the why and how the study participants transitioned into teaching hybridcontext courses, teachers’ expectations, etc. The discussion on ‘labor of love’ is the core of this book as the discussion has captured the surprises the study participants met in a way that is not reflected in the current literature. Built into this discussion are the amounts of things teachers had to learn in order to function well as hybridcontext model teachers. The contents of this book will aide teachers who teach in any way using the Internet. Therefore, any establishment/individual using the Internet for teaching and learning will benefit from the contents of this book. Also, the administrators will find this book a selling point to encourage more participation in the adoption of the hybridcontext instructional model as well as realizing what the teachers would need to successfully implement this phenomenon.

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