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Blended Learning: Pros and Cons

Student A from group 1 argues that blended learning is more effective than traditional learning due to its combination of both methods. However, Student A from group 2 highlights challenges such as technical issues, lack of access to technology, distractions, and the need for discipline, which can negatively impact participation and effectiveness.

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Blended Learning: Pros and Cons

Student A from group 1 argues that blended learning is more effective than traditional learning due to its combination of both methods. However, Student A from group 2 highlights challenges such as technical issues, lack of access to technology, distractions, and the need for discipline, which can negatively impact participation and effectiveness.

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Student A (group 1): I think blended learning is more effective than traditional learning.

Blended learning brings many advantages. It combines traditional and online education/
learning.

Student A (group 2): One big challenge/ disadvantage is the technical issues. Some
students don’t have good internet or the right technology at home  affect participation

…..distraction  effectiveness/ outcomes

…..discipline  control activities

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