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With the rapid advancement of Internet technology, the blended teaching mode has become a pivotal approach in Russian language courses at colleges and universities. This paper explores the significance, current prevalence, and future prospects of this model, which integrates both online and offline teaching methods. By enhancing student engagement and learning outcomes, it utilizes multimedia and digital platforms to extend learning beyond traditional classrooms, improving language proficiency and academic performance. This approach also fosters essential intercultural communication skills. However, challenges such as limited teacher-student interaction and low student autonomy persist, highlighting the need for continuous optimization of the blended teaching model. The paper offers actionable recommendations to enhance interaction and promote greater student agency. Ultimately, it underscores that the blended teaching model will play an increasingly critical role in advancing Russian language education.
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Independent Study;
Academic Achievement;
Language Acquisition;
In Person Learning;
Human Factors Engineering;
Language Proficiency;
Educational Demand;
Educational Environment;
Learner Engagement;
Constructivism (Learning);
Grammar;
Educational Quality;
Language Skills;
Educational Resources;
Influence of Technology;
Learning Strategies;
Communication Skills;
Blended Learning;
Electronic Learning;
Educational Experience;
Classroom Communication;
Educational Facilities Improvement;
Educational Needs;
Cross Cultural Studies
Language proficiency;
Colleges & universities;
Teaching methods;
Intercultural communication;
Russian language;
College students;
Distance learning;
Student teacher relationship;
Student participation;
Classroom communication;
Internet;
Blended learning;
Autonomy;
Foreign language learning;
Multimedia;
Learning;
Communication skills;
Optimization;
Internet resources;
Interpersonal communication;
Independent study;
Education;
Pedagogy;
Language acquisition;
Teaching;
School environment;
Language instruction;
Competence;
Educational objectives;
Learning outcomes;
Ergonomics;
Computer platforms;
Students;
Language;
Classrooms
