What problem is HyFlex trying to solve? Not a rhetorical question.
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I guess I'm wondering what problems we're actually trying to solve here, or if we have garbage can decision making at play (solutions seeking problems).
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Is the problem declining enrollments? Is the problem a lecture-based model that disengages learners? Is the problem students lacking transportation to campus? Is the problem that rigid, solely in-person models make attendance difficult for working students, parents?
What's the problem we're trying to solve, and what are the possible solutions? What are the costs (in both time and $ and morale) to these solutions? The benefits? Then, what's our best bet?
And is that best bet sometimes HyFlex? Sure. But I feel like we're just throwing HyFlex at the wall at this point to see if it will stick. It's not HyFlex that bugs me; it's the lack of any logical, inclusive decision-making process. HyFlex is the symptom, not the disease.
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