Flexible formats of learning: opportunities and limitations

In most countries of the world the 2020 pandemic has caused a sharp surge in attention to remote learning formats at all levels of the educational system. But what are flexible learning formats: a universal tool of the 21st century or a temporary replacement?

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digital economy, online learning, flexible and combined learning formats, economics of education

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28.09.2020

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29.09.2020

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GOST	Rozanova N. Flexible formats of learning: opportunities and limitations // Obshchestvo i ekonomika – 2020. – Issue 9 C. 106-124 [Electronic resource]. URL: https://oie.jes.su/S020736760011354-8-1 (circulation date: 18.04.2024). DOI: 10.31857/S020736760011354-8
MLA	Rozanova, Nadezhda M "Flexible formats of learning: opportunities and limitations." Obshchestvo i ekonomika 9 (2020):106-124. DOI: 10.31857/S020736760011354-8
APA	Rozanova N. (2020). Flexible formats of learning: opportunities and limitations. Obshchestvo i ekonomika (9), pp.106-124 DOI: 10.31857/S020736760011354-8

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