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February 13, 20260 citationsOpen Access

Blended Learning: A Transformative Instructional Paradigm For Revitalizing Teaching Practices

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SBShowkat Ahmad Bhat

Key Points

  • The study aims to evaluate the necessity of blended learning as a transformative instructional method.
  • Assess the role of blended learning in modern educational practices.
  • Explore the integration of synchronous and asynchronous tools in classrooms.
  • Examine the effects on student engagement and performance.
  • Blended learning enhances communication and engagement between mentors and learners.
  • Students show increased satisfaction and academic motivation.
  • The use of smartphones facilitates anytime and anywhere learning opportunities.

Abstract

Nowadays, the teaching and learning landscape is embracing a number of new pedagogical innovations and some of these involve the use of e-learning through Blended Learning (BL). This study attempts to assess the need of blended learning as an instructional paradigm to rejuvenate teaching. In this connection, it is substantial that innovative pedagogical approach must be embraced in the classrooms. Teaching classes could be completely combined together by using numerous synchronous and asynchronous gadgets. The way of fully integrating technologies could be helpful to increase styles of communication, mentor-learner engagement, learner satisfaction, academic motivation and performance of students. This study suggests that instructors could use blended learning pedagogy because students shifted to e-learning as an alternate to in-person classroom because of rising usage of smart phones because of anytime and anywhere class.

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Showkat Ahmad Bhat (2026) studied this question.

synapsesocial.com/papers/698ebf6985a1ff6a93016e9bhttps://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.18609897
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