Materializing Hybrid Teaching in a Technical Administration Course
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https://doi.org/10.26849/bts.v50.973Abstract
The article aims to present the perspective of teachers of a Technical Course in Administration Integrated into High School regarding the materialization of hybrid teaching as a teaching model. This is a qualitative research, with bibliographical and field research. The results indicate that, after the COVID-19 pandemic, hybrid teaching will continue to play an important role in the course investigated. The teaching model brings benefits and opportunities but also challenges, such as access and use of technologies, physical infrastructure and internet and, mainly, teacher formation.Downloads
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