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Conference
Hybrid Model: Considerations when reopening schools.
Objective

            Encourage the reflection of English teachers in basic
            education on the pedagogy and didactics to be
            implemented in the reopening of schools.
No child
  left
behind!
Factors to take into consideration
 Key Focal Points:                                                               Steps:
     Healthcare and                                                         1.Planning
                                                                            2.Instruments
       Education
                                        Alternate                           3.Monitoring
                                        Attendance                            and Evaluation

    Elements and
 recommendations:
1. COVID-19 Levels
2. Healthy distance
3. Hygiene                                       Academic Criteria/Diagnostic
                           Classroom
4. Education                                       and Pedagogical Strategy
                           management
   Management                                    differentiated and flexible by
5. Co-responsible                                      educational levels.
   Participation
Classroom. Each classroom will hold a maximum of 10
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               students (Kindergarten and Low Primary) 12 students (High
               Primary and Secondary schools) keeping the 6-foot distance
               between each student’s desk. Hand sanitizer, a thermometer,
               disinfectant wipes, and a box of reusable face masks will be
               placed in each classroom.

               Masks. Students, instructors, and staff will be required to
               wear a face mask when they are on school grounds.
Screening. Before entering classrooms, instructors will ask the
                   questions below. These questions will also be placed on each classroom
                   door. Instructors will also take each students’ temperature before they
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                   enter the classroom.

                   Do you have any of these symptoms that are not caused by another
                   condition?

               •    Fever or chills                               •   Recent loss of taste or smell
               •    Cough                                         •   Sore throat
               •    Shortness of breath or difficulty breathing   •   Congestion
               •    Fatigue                                       •   Nausea or vomiting
               •    Muscle or body aches                          •   Diarrhea
               •    Headache
What is a Hybrid Model?
Hybrid Model

                                                         Hybrid
                                                         Model

                          Total                            Partial                              No
                       Technology                     Technology                            technology

                                                                      Materials,                    Workbooks
                                                                    Products and                       and
               Face-to-face     On line       Face-to-face                         Face-to-face
                                                                    Independent                    Independent
                                                                        work                           work

                                                       Filigrana (2021)
An instructor using a hybrid model delivers live instruction in the
               classroom and to remote students at the same time. We call this
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               synchronous instruction. A hybrid model will usually include
               asynchronous (non-live) online learning methods, too.
               Note: Certain things depend on the different contexts.

               Hybrid learning tools include:

               •Video conferencing.
               •Learning management systems.
               •Online exercises.
               •Online discussion forums.
               •Pre-recorded video instruction.
A student who attends a scheduled class expects to receive value
               they could not experience alone online. Here are some ideal
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               activities or suggestions for synchronous class time:

               •Lectures (when they feature a question-and-answer session).
               •Focused forum sessions and debate.
               •Group feedback sessions.
               •Setting the collective agenda and building trust.
               •Brainstorming.
               The teacher should create a learning plan to guide students
               through the hybrid course.
Asynchronous activities provide flexibility and the opportunity
               for students to develop self-management skills. Teachers can
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               use the online element to provide opportunities for self-guided
               independent learning.

               Learning experiences that don’t need to be synchronized
               include:
               • Online assignments and some tests.
               • Ongoing group conversation.
               • Study of written content, recorded video, and audio.
Flipped Classroom

                    Students are introduced to content at
                    home and work through it at school.
                    This is the reverse of the more
                    common practice of introducing new
                    content at school, then assigning
                    homework and projects to completed
                    by the students independently at
                    home.
https://designinginstructionwithk.com/2019/06/13/flipped-classroom-approach/
What students might do at home in a Flipped Classroom
Flipped Classroom

                    •   Watch an online lecture.
                    •   Review online course material.
                    •   Read physical or digital texts.
                    •   Participate in an online discussion.
                    •   Perform research.
                    •   Use Whats App: Conversations, Pronunciation activities, etc.
Flipped Classroom

                    What Students Might Do At School In A Flipped Classroom

                    •   Skill practice (guided or unguided by the teacher).
                    •   In-person, face-to-face discussion with peers.
                    •   Debate.
                    •   Presentations.
                    •   Station learning.
                    •   Lab experiments.
                    •   Peer assessment and review.
Educación, S. S. (s.f.). Plan para un Regreso Seguro a Clases. Chetumal, Quintana Roo, México.
References

             Filigrana López, Maribel (2021) Lineamientos para el ciclo escolar 2021-2022. Educación
             básica y media superior. Puebla: Secretaría de Educación de Puebla.

             The Definition of Flipped Classroom. (23 de Junio de 2021). Obtenido de
             https://www.teachthought.com/learning/the-definition-of-the-flipped-classroom/

             What is a Hybrid Learning Model? (22 de Junio de 2021). Obtenido de
             https://www.rev.com/blog/what-is-a-hybrid-learning-model

              La intención del presente material es coadyuvar a establecer condiciones que permitan el ejercicio pleno del derecho a la educación de los estudiantes de Quintana Roo. Las imágenes que se adjuntan fueron
              recuperadas a través de internet con la finalidad de ilustrar la obra, respetando en todo momento los derechos morales de sus respectivos autores en apego al artículo 152 de la Ley Federal del Derecho de
              Autor.
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