Flipping the Classroom

 

Do You Flip?
Tell us how you feel about the Flipped Classroom. Read what others have to say.

Flipping Over Flipping
Several "Flipped Class" pioneers offer definitions and advice on transforming the curriculum with help from digital video and turning homework into classwork.

To Learn More:

* The Flipped Classroom web site

* Intel's Schools of Distinction Winners (including Byron Senior High and Valley Christian Junior High)

* Flipped Classroom (YouTube) Video by Aaron Sams

* FlipTeaching web site by Ramsey Musallam

* Aaron Sams' blog (Chemicalsams)

* How the Flipped Classroom is Radically Transforming Learning

ARCHIVED WEBINAR: What, Why, How and Where?

Overview:
The concept of "Flipping the Classroom," which involves having students learn independently from video-based lessons and do their "homework" in school with the teacher's help, is gaining popularity — and a successful track record. It looks different in different classrooms and is also known as inverted learning. The practice has a wide variety of uses that are transforming student learning. This Webinar will feature the two educators who coined the term and representatives from two award-winning districts that have taken the concept and made it work well for their schools. You'll learn exactly what a Flipped Classroom is, why it works, how to do it, and where it is in practice today.

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Jon Bergmann Lead Technology Facilitator, Joseph Sears School in Kenilworth, Illinois

Aaron Sams Science Teacher, Woodland Park High School in Woodland Park, Colorado

Troy Faulkner Math Teacher, Byron Senior High School, Byron, Minnesota

Rob Warneke Math Teacher, Byron Senior High School, Byron, Minnesota

Lisa Arnett Principal, Valley Christian Junior High, San Jose, CA

Cynthia Ginther Vice Principal / Math Department Head, Valley Christian Junior High, San Jose, CA

 
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