6. Frees up time for one-on-one instruction
Speaking of blended learning, when adaptive learning programs are implemented in this way they are able to free up time for teachers to give students one-on-one instruction. Not only does adaptive learning software customize the presentation and pace of new material, but it also constantly monitors and analyzes students responses, giving teachers access to invaluable data. This data gives teachers insight into whether or not students are truly grasping new concepts, and whether particular kids in their classrooms could benefit from one-on-one instruction. This individual attention can take place while other students are working with computers, or through the implementation of a rotational model of blended learning.