Case study demonstrates that blended and personalized learning fosters student autonomy and concept mastery in high school geography students, highlighting effective differentiated instruction.
This case study examines how a high school geography teacher implemented blended and personalized learning (BLPL) in a World Geography classroom to support students’ learning. Using structured routines, self-paced activities, and digital tools such as Progress Tracker, the teacher facilitated differentiated learning while guiding student mastery of geographic concepts. Early-semester challenges included procedural support and technology navigation, which evolved into mid-semester student autonomy and engagement. This study highlights how BLPL enables teachers to respond to varying student learning needs, balance facilitation with independence, and design differentiated instruction that fosters geographic understanding.
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Sojung Huh (2026) studied this question.
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