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If you can flip a classroom, you can flip a district
05/28/2014
Topics: 1:1, Assessment, Flipped learning, Mobile learning, Personalized Learning, professional learning, Standards, Technology infrastructure
The term flipped classroom is on the tip of many educators' tongues these days as more K-12 schools and districts embrace this blended form of learning and teaching. In the flipped classroom model, educators deliver their instruction online for students to access outside of class,…
Flipped dilemma: What to do when kids don't have internet
05/20/2014
Topics: Flipped learning
In my previous post on flipping my classroom I talked about how much it has changed my entire view of education. I know what some of you…
A flipped journey: How PBL rescued my classroom
04/11/2014
Topics: Flipped learning, Project-based learning
When I first started flipping my classroom, I hated it.
I was baffled, because I remember hearing about flipped learning and immediately thinking, "This is brilliant! I want to do this!" Flipping was…
Flipped learning: Time to reconsider how to implement the Common Core
01/29/2014
Topics: Flipped learning, Standards
Are you ready for the Common Core State Standards?
Over the past few months, I have asked a number of teachers this question, and few of them feel prepared. Many have attended training sessions on the new national…
5 things you should know about flipped learning
01/20/2014
Topics: Flipped learning
Flipped learning — the name says it all. It's a 180-degree shift in how we approach learning and teaching. Our past way of thinking gets turned on its head as down becomes up and we reorient ourselves to a new model for student growth.
Many teachers around the globe report smashing…