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Status of Face-To-Face Instruction In Distance Education at AIOU
Author(s) -
Muhammad Rashid
Publication year - 2009
Publication title -
the turkish online journal of distance education
Language(s) - English
DOI - 10.17718/tojde.93065
Face-to-face contact is one of the strategies used in the teaching learning process in distance education. It is a means of alleviating the problems of isolationism, which the distance learner faces. Apart from serving to supplement or complement teaching, face-to-face contact bring together both the learner and the teacher to interact socially. In this paper, the status of face-to-face instruction in distance education is highlighted. Conditions under which it may be effective and made to contribute towards the goals of distance education are examined; finally, suggestions are given as to the future direction of face-to-face instruction as a component of distance education.

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