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Strategic Teaching in the Hybrid Classroom : Pedagogical Wellness / Anuradha Sathiyaseelan.

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Format:
Book
Author/Creator:
Sathiyaseelan, Anuradha, 1971- author.
Series:
Education in a competitive and globalizing world series.
Education in a Competitive and Globalizing World Series
Language:
English
Subjects (All):
Teaching.
Physical Description:
1 online resource (353 pages)
Edition:
First edition.
Place of Publication:
New York : Nova Science Publishers, [2024]
Summary:
"This book is a comprehensive guide designed to equip educators with the knowledge and strategies needed to explore the evolving landscape of hybrid education. This indispensable resource emphasizes the integration of wellness into educational practices, ensuring that both educators and students thrive in supportive and nurturing environments. Structured into carefully written evidence-based chapters, this book provides a blend of theoretical perspectives as well as practical strategies. This book begins by tracing the evolution and importance of hybrid teaching, emphasizing a flexible, student-centered, and wellness-oriented approach. Educators will find detailed guidance on designing and implementing engaging hybrid learning experiences that leverage technology to enhance interaction and learning. Key topics include fostering collaboration and community within hybrid classrooms, promoting digital literacy among educators, and addressing the critical aspects of diversity, equity, and inclusion. This book also highlights the future trends in hybrid education, such as gamification and learning analytics, and offers strategies for continuous professional development. By addressing both the logistical and human elements of teaching, "Strategic Teaching in the Hybrid Classroom" stands as a vital resource for educators, administrators, and policymakers. It advocates for dynamic, student-focused educational practices aligned with the realities of the 21st century, aiming to create an educational ecosystem where everyone can thrive"-- Provided by publisher.
Contents:
Intro
Contents
Foreword
Preface
Acknowledgments
Part I. The Foundation of Hybrid Teaching - Pedagogical Strategies
Chapter 1
Understanding the Hybrid Classroom
1.1. Definition and Evolution of Hybrid Teaching
1.2. Key Characteristics of a Hybrid Classroom
1.3. Elements and Pillars of Hybrid Teaching
1.4. Navigating the Challenges and Opportunities
1.5. Navigating the Challenges and Maximizing Opportunities
1.6. Hybrid Learning and Teaching Models - e-Gurukul
1.7. Conclusion
Chapter 2
Designing Hybrid Classrooms
2.1. Getting Started with Creating Hybrid Classrooms
2.2. Instructional Techniques for Hybrid Settings
2.3. Adapting Teaching Methods to Hybrid Environments
2.4. Shifting to Student-Centered Pedagogy
2.5. Strategies for Engaging and Empowering Students
2.6. Collaborative Learning in a Student-Centered Environment
2.7. Assessing Success in Student-Centered Hybrid Models
2.8. Measuring Student Learning Outcomes through Effective Evaluation Techniques
2.9. Providing Constructive Feedback
2.10. Conclusion
Chapter 3
Fostering Collaboration and Engagement in Hybrid Classrooms
3.1. Preparing Students for Hybrid Learning
3.2. Promoting Collaborative Learning in the Digital Space
3.3. Building a Sense of Community in Hybrid Classes
3.4. Leveraging Technology for Active Engagement
3.5. Strategies for Successful Collaborative Hybrid Learning
3.6. Conclusion
Chapter 4
Digital Literacy for Educators
4.1. Necessity of Digital Literacy in Modern Education
4.2. Essential Digital Tools and Platforms
4.3. Creating and Sharing Engaging Digital Content
4.4. Ensuring Online Safety and Security
4.5. Cybersecurity: Best Practices
4.6. Conclusion
Chapter 5.
Adaptive Learning Technologies and the Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion (DEI) Model in Hybrid Classrooms
5.1. Adaptive and Personalized Learning in Hybrid Environments
5.2. Implementing Adaptive Technologies in the Classroom
5.3. Understanding DEI in Hybrid Learning Environments
5.4. Strategies for Fostering Inclusivity
5.5. Addressing Challenges and Promoting Diversity
5.6. Conclusion
Chapter 6
The Future of Hybrid Teaching with Gamification and Learning Analytics
6.1. Anticipating Trends and Innovations
6.2. Shaping the Future of Hybrid Education
6.3. Preparing Educators for Future Challenges
6.4. Gamification Principles for Hybrid Education
6.5. Enhancing Engagement through Game Elements
6.6. Incorporating Game-Based Assessments
6.7. Utilizing Learning Analytics in Hybrid Classrooms
6.8. Data-Driven Decision-Making for Educators
6.9. Improving Student Outcomes through Analytics
6.10. Conclusion
Chapter 7
Global Perspectives and Ethics in Hybrid Education
7.1. International Approaches to Hybrid Teaching
7.2. Cross-Cultural Considerations in Hybrid Learning
7.3. Collaborative Initiatives for Global Hybrid Education
7.4. Ethical Considerations in Hybrid Teaching
7.5. Future Trends in Ethical Hybrid Teaching and Learning
7.6. Conclusion
Chapter 8
The Role of Academic Leadership in Hybrid Teaching and Learning
8.1. The Crucial Role of Leadership in Hybrid Teaching
8.2. Strategies for School Leadership in Supporting Educators
8.3. Creating a Culture of Wellness and Innovation
8.4. Conclusion
Part II. Integrating Wellness into Hybrid Teaching
Chapter 9
Digital Dependence and Digital Boundaries
9.1. The Concept of Screen Time and Its Detrimental Effects
9.2. Strategies for Managing Screen Time.
9.3. Establishing and Maintaining Digital Boundaries
9.4. Nurturing Respectful Learning Spaces
9.5. Digital Dependence and Its Impact
9.6. Preventing Digital Dependence and Addiction
9.7. Conclusion
Chapter 10
Cultivating Holistic Habits for Hybrid Learning
10.1. Promoting Healthy Digital Habits
10.2. Mastering Priorities in a Hybrid Environment
10.3. Cultivating Balance and Focus
10.4. Utilizing AI-ML for a Healthy Learning Environment
10.5. Conclusion
Chapter 11
Understanding Wellness in the Hybrid Classroom
11.1. Wellness and Its Dimensions
11.2. Pedagogical Wellness
11.3. Wellness for Hybrid Learning
11.4. The Interplay between Wellness and Academic Success
11.5. Wellness Strategies
11.6. Conclusion
Chapter 12
Physical Wellness in Hybrid Settings
12.1. Maintaining a Normal Routine
12.2. Self-Care Practices for Educators and Learners
12.3. Integrating Physical Health in Hybrid Learning
12.4. Promoting Healthy Eating Habits
12.5. Incorporating Physical Activity
12.6. Ensuring Healthy Sleep Habits
12.7. The Importance of Hydration
12.8. Avoiding Unhealthy Habits
12.9. Conclusion
Chapter 13
Mental Health and Emotional Wellness in Hybrid Classrooms
13.1. Fostering Mental Wellness in a Hybrid Environment
13.2. Building Positive Relationships for Academic Success and Mental Health
13.3. Cultivating Positive Peer Relationships
13.4. Building Positive Relationships with Instructors
13.5. Practicing Empathy and Compassion
13.6. Strategies for Easing Stress and Promoting Mindfulness
13.7. Meaning Making in Life and Learning
13.8. Conclusion
Chapter 14
Nurturing Self-Compassion in Hybrid Education
14.1. Understanding the Importance of Self-Compassion
14.2. The Impact of Self-Compassion on Educators and Learners.
14.3. Cultivating a Culture of Self-Compassion in the Hybrid Classroom
14.4. Strategies for Practicing and Promoting Self-Compassion
14.5. Overcoming Challenges and Barriers to Self-Compassion
14.6. Integrating Self-Compassion into Daily Practices
14.7. Conclusion
Chapter 15
The Role of Technology to Support Teaching Wellness
15.1. Leveraging Technology for Wellness Integration
15.2. Tech Tools for Assessing and Promoting Wellness
15.3. Addressing Tech-Related Challenges in Wellness Initiatives
15.4. Conclusion
Chapter 16
Continuous Professional Development for Educators
16.1. The Importance of Lifelong Learning for Educators
16.2. Strategies for Continuous Professional Development
16.3. Navigating Evolving Educational Landscape
16.4. Building a Culture of Learning within Institutions
16.5. Conclusion
References
About the Authors
Index
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