BLENDED vs FLIPPED LEARNING

• Blended learning 

• It combines online digital tools with the traditional teaching method
• Teachers and students work together in the classroom.  
• Use more time face to face interaction
• It is guided by the teacher, and the students are not independent
• Teacher’s guidance is needed. 
• Students learn partly online, partly in class. 
• Teacher-centered environment 
• Face to face sessions are necessary in order to reinforce the content studied through tech tools.  

• Flipped learning 

• The teacher does not go over the content in class. Students are supposed to do it at home or in class, but by themselves. 
• Students are more independent learners
• The teacher takes advantage of the extra time to do more engaging activities related to the content that the students learned.  

• The student pauses and rewinds the teacher as many times as he/she wants, working at home at his/her own pace. Students bring prior knowledge to the class.
• Students have more time to practice at home, take notes, and write questions and doubts to solve in class.  
• The 80% of the task is done by the student and 20% by the teacher.  
• It could be in the classroom and out of the classroom