Ace the Google Certified Educator Level 2 Exam 2025 – Unleash Your Teaching Powers!

Blended learning allows time for a teacher to pull aside a small group for additional learning during class time. Blended learning involves a mix of traditional classroom teaching and online resources, which provides flexibility for teachers to personalize instruction. This approach enables teachers to create small group activities or targeted interventions while the rest of the class may be working independently on online assignments or projects.

The other options do not specifically emphasize the ability for teachers to pull aside a small group for additional learning during class time:

- Flipped classroom involves students learning content online at home, with class time then used for activities and discussions.

- Project-Based Learning (PBL) focuses on students working on projects that aim to solve real-world problems, usually involving collaboration with classmates.

- Virtual Reality Learning typically immerses students in a simulated environment for interactive learning experiences but doesn't inherently provide the opportunity for a teacher to pull aside a small group during class time.