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    The document discusses blended learning, which combines online and face-to-face instruction, and outlines its advantages over traditional learning methods. It notes that blended learning provides benefits for both lecturers, such as flexibility and lower costs, and students, such as the ability to learn at their own pace and increased autonomy. In conclusion, the document argues that blended learning is superior to traditional classroom-only methods of instruction.

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    The document discusses blended learning, which combines online and face-to-face instruction, and outlines its advantages over traditional learning methods. It notes that blended learning provides benefits for both lecturers, such as flexibility and lower costs, and students, such as the ability to learn at their own pace and increased autonomy. In conclusion, the document argues that blended learning is superior to traditional classroom-only methods of instruction.

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    of 11

    Blended

    Learning
    Group 8
    Lê Phương Anh
    Vũ Lan Anh
    Trần Minh Hằng
    Nguyễn Trà Giang
    Lại Mai Hương
    Table of Contents
    Advantages of
    Blended
    Definition &
    1 Models 2 Learning
    - For Lecturers
    - For Students

    Drawbacks of
    traditional
    3 studying method 4 Conclusion
    01
    Definition &
    Models
    E-Learning Traditional face-to-face learning
    Definition

    Online Personalized
    Blend

    Models Rotation Self-Blend

    Flex Face-to-face
    02 Drawbacks of
    Traditional Studying
    Method
    1 2
    Schedule stiffness Higher costs

    3 4
    Loss of individualization Less and more expensive
    in a large group of didactic material available
    students
    03
    Advantages of Blended
    Learning
    For lecturers

    Flexibility

    Suitability

    Interaction

    Cost

    Time

    Effectiveness
    For students

    2 4
    Enable Instill a
    students to disposition of
    learn at their self-advocacy
    own pace

    1 3
    Keep students Provide student
    focused for autonomy
    longer
    For students

    6 8
    Allow instant
    diagnostic Prepare
    information and students for the
    student feedback future

    5 7
    Promote Increase
    student student interest
    ownership
    04
    Conclusion

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