Some blended learning interventions improve student outcomes, but whether a positive effect exists varies across interventions and domains of achievement¶
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q2 i? Some blended learning interventions improve outcomes, but the existence of a positive effect varies for different interventions and domains of achievement. → Mid-Atlantic Regional Educational Laboratory 2018
Evidence¶
Mid-Atlantic Regional Educational Laboratory 2018¶
Mid-Atlantic Regional Educational Laboratory. (2018). Research Review: Impacts and Implementation of Blended Learning. Washington, DC: Regional Educational Laboratory Mid-Atlantic. https://www.mathematica.org/publications/research-review-impacts-and-implementation-of-blended-learning
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"Some blended learning interventions improve outcomes, but the existence of a positive effect varies for different interventions and domains of achievement."
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Some blended learning interventions improve student outcomes, but whether a positive effect exists varies across interventions and domains of achievement |
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Some blended learning interventions improve student outcomes, but whether a positive effect exists varies across interventions and domains of achievement |
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