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Flexible Classroom As A New Normal Learning Environment

Flexible learning options provide alternative ways for students to learn outside the traditional classroom setting. These options include e-learning, blended learning, distance learning, and mobile learning, among others. With schools closed due to COVID-19, flexible learning options are being used for all students in the Philippines to ensure continued education. Teachers will need to implement these new flexible learning environments as the "new normal" for education.

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Flexible Classroom As A New Normal Learning Environment

Flexible learning options provide alternative ways for students to learn outside the traditional classroom setting. These options include e-learning, blended learning, distance learning, and mobile learning, among others. With schools closed due to COVID-19, flexible learning options are being used for all students in the Philippines to ensure continued education. Teachers will need to implement these new flexible learning environments as the "new normal" for education.

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Flexible Classroom as a New Normal Learning Environment

Module 1 : Exploring Fle…


Flexible Learning in the Distance
Pre-assessment You have learned the many definitions of flexible learning in the previous module. This time, we will explore the flexible learning options that
have been developed primarily for specialized sections of learners, but have been apparently seen as a solution to continue the learning
From Fixed to Flexi…
plan for all Filipino learners amidst the COVID-19 crisis. What are flexible learning options, and are Filipino teachers ready to implement
Assessment them in the new-normal education? Let's find out in this module.
 
Module 2 : Flexible Learn…

Flexible Learning O… Flexible Learning Options


Assessment
It has been a part of DepEd’s strategic objectives to let all Filipino learners have a quality education, whether they are in or outside the

Module 3 : Flexible Learn… school. It is for this reason that the flexible learning options (FLO) have been developed.

Setting up Your Fle… The “flexible learning options” (FLO) is defined as the alternative ways provided for learners who are identified as Students-At-Risk-of-

Flexible Classroom… Failing and Students-At-Risk-of-Dropping and for those who are not able to engage with mainstream schooling like over-aged and working

individuals, and those who have financial challenges and family concerns.
Final Assessment

Recently, along with the precautionary measures against the spread of COVID-19, the employment of FLO is not only limited to particular

group of learners mentioned above; it is also seen as one of the solutions to be used for all Filipino students to ensure continual learning

amidst COVID-19-related school disruptions.

Flexible Learning options come in many forms.

E-learning – it is a mode of learning through the use of electronic means that can be accessed outside the physical classrooms

Blended Learning – It is the combination of both online and face-to-face learning environments.

Computer-assisted learning – It is the support and augmentation of learning through computers.

Computer-managed Instruction – It is leveraging technology to help teachers manage instruction without them having to actually do the

teaching.

Distance Learning – This is an approach where learning groups are separated and students, teachers, and learning materials are

connected through the use of telecom systems.

Independent Learning – It is an autonomous approach of learning in which an individual is given the leeway to pursue their own studies

based on their free will and interest.

Mobile Learning – Learning is accessed and conducted via mobile devices such as phones and tablets.

Multimedia Learning – It is a mixture of various learning media such as texts, videos, and graphics.

On-campus Classroom Learning – It is a form of teaching and learning in an in-person setting where lectures and tutorials are conducted

inside a classroom or lecture halls.

Online Learning – It is an approach to learning without having to physically attend classes. This is usually done with the use of Internet

connectivity.

Open Learning – It is a form of studying with the intent of getting international credits and recognition without having to go to a university.

This form of learning is often aimed for individuals desiring to pursue post-graduate courses but are unable to do so in a physical setting

because of work and other underlying factors and commitments.

Resource-based Learning – In this kind of teaching and learning approach, resource providers are actively involved in the application of

certain materials.

Virtual Learning – It is a way of teaching and learning delivery through the Internet that also involves assessment, tracking of students, and

collaboration with learners.

Read: Manila Bulletin | Teachers ‘somewhat confident’ to use flexible learning options amid COVID-19 Crisis

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