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It is important to balance synchronous and asynchronous teaching to create a flexible yet engaging online environment. Synchronous sessions bring energy and real-time connection through discussions, guest speakers, and group work, while asynchronous tools give students the flexibility and space to learn at their own pace.

Going forward, I teach a  synchronous class but I;ll integrate some asynchronous compnents  for reflection and deeper understanding. I’ll also keep checking in with students regularly to be sure they feel connected and supported, which I already do after each midterm

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