Book chapter 2015

The integration of culturally relevant pedagogy and project-based learning in a blended environment

Curriculum Design and Classroom Management: Concepts, Methodologies, Tools, and Applications
Journal · Vol. 3 · pp. 1220-1244
Abstract

The use of blended learning environments is rapidly expanding in education. This chapter examines a teacher's enactment of the New Tech Network educational model, which utilizes a blended learning environment, and the teaching strategies she used to engage students and gauge student achievement. Detailed teacher interviews, classroom observations, and analyses of student assignments were the sources of data for the study. The findings centered on the integration of culturally relevant pedagogy and authentic instruction within this learning environment and the implications of this integration. Recommendations for future research include a more expansive study of the use of blended learning in social studies and different means of integrating culturally relevant pedagogy and authentic instruction into blended learning. © 2015, IGI Global.

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NC State University, Raleigh, NC, United States
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