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As this implies the need for intervention, an ‘action research’ project was adopted, in which traditional face-to-face teaching was supplemented by e-learning strategies in a blended learning environment via a demonstration lesson.

What do teachers think about blended learning in Christian Religious Education? My focus on this area of study is generated by the importance of finding a solution to the challenges faced by Nigerian youths in the digital labour market that arise from their lack of digital literacy and skills.

How do students engage with a blended learning experience?.

This critical study seeks to answer the question: “can blended learning in Religious Education help to develop digital literacy and skills in young Nigerians?” Two specific questions regarding the use of blended learning in Christian Religious Education are addressed:

Figure 6-20 HCM Cycle Length Estimation.Figure 6-19 Webster’s Optimum Cycle Length.Figure 6-18 Quarter Cycle Offset Example Model.Figure 6-17 Alternating Offsets System of Intersections.Figure 6-16 Cycle Length & Theoretical Capacity.Figure 6-14 Daily Cycle Length Fluctuations.Figure 6-13 Time-Space Diagram Example of Benefits of Lagging Left Turns.Figure 6-12 Sequence of Left Turn Phasing as Shown in a Time-Space Diagram.Figure 6-11 Time-Space Diagram – Two-way Street Operation.Figure 6-10 Time-Space Diagram – One-Way Street Operation.Figure 6-9 Time-Space Diagram – Basic Concepts.Figure 6-8 Relationship between the Master Clock, Local Clock, and Offset.įigure 6-7 Standard Offset Reference Points for Type 170, NEMA TS1, and NEMA TS2 Controllers.Figure 6-6 Fixed and Floating Force-offs.Figure 6-4 Coordination using two rings.Figure 6-3 Example of coordination logic within one ring.Figure 6-2 Phase and ring-and-barrier diagrams of intersection of two one-way streets.Figure 6-1 Time-Space Diagram of a Coordinated Timing Plan.Table 6-1 Harmonic cycle lengths based on street classification in Harris County, Texas.6.6 Coordination Timing Plan Guidelines.6.5.1 Example Application of Time Based Coordination Transition.6.4.1 Basic Concepts (Time, Distance, Speed, and Delay).6.3.6 Pre-timed and Actuated Comparison.6.2 Principles of Coordinated Operation.Abstract There is no longer a question of whether technology can be integrated into education, but rather how it should be integrated into daily classroom practice (Patter, 2009).