into the effective implementation of the Seven-I
Learner Centric Framework and its impact on
teaching management and communication processes
in higher education. The framework offers a
comprehensive approach to learner-centric education,
creating an inclusive and engaging learning
environment that promotes student growth and
development.
Based on the findings, several recommendations can
be made for further research and practical
implementation of the Seven-I Learner-Centric
Framework. The long-term effects of the framework
on student outcomes and exploring additional
dimensions that can enhance learner engagement and
success has scope and it is also essential for futuristic
research. Practical implementation should involve
faculty training and development programs, as well
as continuous monitoring and evaluation to ensure the
framework's effectiveness.
By embracing this collaborative journey and
implementing the Seven-I Learner Centric
Framework, higher education institutions can
enhance their value proposition and gain a
competitive edge globally. This integration fosters an
integrated approach to learning, aligning with the
evolving needs and demands of learners in India and
beyond. Institutions must identify and adopt best
practices from blended learning, providing a
teaching-learning experience that is not only
memorable but also sustainable in the long run.
Thus, The Integration of the Seven-I Learner Centric
Framework holds great promise for higher education
institutions, offering a transformative approach to
teaching and learning. The Seven-I Framework is also
helpful and effective for a relationship between
Online-Offline mode. By implementing this
framework and incorporating the recommendations
mentioned, institutions can create a learner-centric
environment that prepares students for success in a
rapidly changing educational landscape.
ACKNOWLEDGMENT
We extend our sincere appreciation to Honourable
Prof. (Dr.) Parimal Vyas, Vice Chancellor of Auro
University, Chief Operating Officer Mr. Suresh
Mathur, Chief Finance Officer Mr. Nayan Banker,
Registrar Prof. Amreesh Misra, Controller of the
Examinations Mrs. Prerana Dahiwade, Head of
AICEC Prof. Sandeep Sharma, as well as all the
Heads of Departments and Faculty members of Auro
University for their valuable inspiration and
unwavering support throughout the course of this
research endeavor.
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