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PEDAGOGY OF NATIONAL AND FOREIGN LANGUAGES

Educational modalities

Objective:

To teach the different types of study modes that exist and how they help students for their benefits and convenience.

Educational modalities

Introduction

What are education modalities?

An educational modality is the form under which a subject or educational experience is offered, including the means, times and procedures under which the teaching-learning process will be carried out.

Educational modalities

Face-to-face.

Distance Education.

Online Education.

Virtual education.

Hybrid (blended learning).

Conclusion:

To conclude, there are different types of study modalities, making clear the high and varied offer of teaching, each student can adapt to these modalities, which are increasingly common in society and in the educational field. These are adapted to the needs of students and teachers.

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PEDAGOGY OF NATIONAL AND FOREIGN LANGUAGES

References

https://ask.salemstate.edu/kb/what-learning-modality https://www.uv.mx/afbg/modalidades-educativas/#:~:text=Una%20modalidad%20educativa%20es%20la,el%20proceso%20de%20ense%C3%B1anza%20aprendizaje. https://humanidades.com/educacion-a-distancia/ https://www.onaliat.mx/blog/index.php/que-es-la-educacion-en-linea-y-como-es

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Híbrida (blended learning).

Student learning occurs both in scheduled in-person class meetings during specific published times and locations, and in synchronous online class meetings during specific published times. Generally, synchronous hybrid classes will meet for fewer in-person hours than standard face-to-face classes, but will require online class meetings.

Virtual education.

Defines virtual education as the educational modality that raises the quality of teaching-learning, and this because it respects its flexibility or availability, i.e. it can be channelled for variable times and spaces.

Face-to-face.

All instruction occurs at a designated location on campus (classroom) during regularly scheduled, predetermined (synchronous) days and times when the instructor and students are physically present at all times.

Distance Education.

Distance learning is a form of education that takes place remotely, i.e. there is no physical academic environment in which students and teachers meet, but rather schools provide education through a channel that is usually virtual, such as the internet.

Online Education.

E-learning is characterised by the use of audio-visual resources for learning, as well as communication platforms to deliver classes remotely; however, this is not all, as the effectiveness of the system can be measured through evaluation and feedback.