Blended Learning Approach
The Blended Learning approach nurtures both the academic and spiritual development of our students, helping them grow as well-rounded individuals prepared for success in school and life.
- Personalized Learning
- Students receive instruction tailored to their individual needs and learning pace through adaptive software and targeted small-group instruction.
- Data-Driven Instruction
- Teachers use real-time data from assessments and software to identify areas for growth, ensuring that all students meet academic goals.
- Flexible Learning Models
- Blended learning incorporates a variety of instructional methods, including whole-class instruction, small groups, independent practice, and technology-based activities.
- Increased Student Engagement
- Technology-rich lessons keep students engaged through interactive and adaptive platforms that make learning more enjoyable and dynamic.
- Collaboration and Critical Thinking
- Group work, peer discussions, and problem-solving activities foster teamwork and higher-order thinking skills.
- Support for Diverse Learners
- Blended learning ensures that students with varying abilities and learning styles receive the support they need, creating an inclusive environment.
- Professional Growth for Teachers
- Through training with the Loyola Marymount University (LMU) program, teachers gained new skills in using data, technology, and differentiated instruction to enhance student outcomes.
- Faith-Integrated Technology
- The blended model supports faith formation by aligning academic growth with Catholic values, reinforcing virtues in both traditional and digital learning spaces.