Online vs Traditional Teaching

In the realm of education, both online and traditional teaching methods strive to maintain rigorous and relevant student learning objectives, engaging students and meeting educational standards.

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av Meagan Hicks

av Valentina Peña

av Colin Robertson

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Informal Assessment: Cannot use insticts to judge student frustrations. Must rely on instant quizzes, discussion boards, and other means.

Resources and Homework: Student work and resources are always available and never lost.

Support: Peer, teacher, are forums can provide constant support for student learning. Support might not be instant if others aren't available.

Differentiation: Student learning can easily and timely be differentiated per student and not student groups.

Technology Bugs: Requires reliable internet.

Collaboration: Students can collaborate outside the classroom, simutaneously work on documents, and work together without being together.

Lerning Environment: Students can feel safe at home, and have a voice without being talked over. Bullying still must be monitored.

Classroom: Student centered

Informal Assessment: Can get body language clues of student comfort

Paperwork: Easy for students to lose papers and homework

Support: Peer and teacher support and feedback can only be given when present Support is usually instant when in the class.

Differentiation: Uses alot of class time and hard to truly individualize.

Technology Bugs: Learning doesn't require internet access or technology to work.

Collaboration: Can only occur in class together.

Learing Environment: Safe condusive learning environment must be set by the teacher.

Classroom: Can be teacher or student centered