Wednesday, June 22
11:30-11:50 AM
EDT
Liberty 5

‘Does Blended Learning Support Self-Regulated Learning?’: A Literature Review

Live Virtual Brief Paper: Practice Based ID: 61359
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    Tsoi Kern Choy
    Nanyang Technological University (NTU Singapore)
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    Choon Lang Quek
    Nanyang Technological University (NTU Singapore)

Abstract: Blended learning (BL) combines the best features of face-to-face (f2f) learning with online learning components. Lessons can be designed using f2f classes, online lessons, and self-directed online components. Students are expected to have self-regulated learning (SRL) abilities to be active in their learning outside of the physical classroom. By searching in the field of BL and SRL, this literature review explores how BL can help to support students both in the f2f and online components. The review reported that the incorporation of technological tools in the design of blended learning can potentially support learners’ application of SRL strategies. However, the outcomes of SRL strategies applied will depend on the individual’s ability to regulate, willingness to seize the opportunities for deeper learning, and the pedagogical design of the BL environment.

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