The Flip Side Radio Show
I was recently invited by Tom Whitby (@tomwhitby) and Nancy Blair (@blairteach) to join them at edchat radio on the BAM Radio network. We had a great discussion about some of the key misconceptions about the flipped classroom. After that
Lets Not Forget: Teaching is an Art–The Intersection between Relationship, Curiosity, and Content
Recently I was contacted by Microsoft's Anthony Salcito about doing a follow up about my work with the flipped classroom. When he contacted me I had just come off of a twitter conversation with Kwame Brown (@drkmbrown) where we discussed
Our Next Chapter
With the growth, or shall I say explosion, of Flipped Learning there has been an increasing demand on my life to spin many different plates. I have a full time job at the Joseph Sears School, I am writing a
Flipping Iceland
I, along with my daughter Kaitie, had a chance this past week to share about Flipped Learning with educators in Iceland. Kaitie is 18 yrs old and has come to several events with me to add to the conversation. She
Key Questions You Should Ask Before You Flip Your Class
I am preparing to do a workshop with Icelandic Educators this week and I was asked to give them a list of questions to consider as they begin to flip their classes. As I wrote these I realized that many
Rethinking WHAT We Teach
I graduated from high school in 1982. By my students' standards, that makes me old. I grew up in an age of books, pens, and paper. Information was scarce and if I wanted access to knowledge I had to look
The Flipped Classroom Around the World: A Dutch Flip
I have been privileged to share about the Flipped Classroom all over the world. I had the chance to meet Stefan van der Weide while Aaron Sams and I did some workshops in the Netherlands. Enjoy his story. Lets introduce
Taste the Rainbow
I am continually amazed at how Flipped Learning is transforming teachers and students all over the world. I want to introduce you to Tamara Copeland-Samaripa. I "met" her on twitter and she told me how flipped learning has totally transformed
The Flipped Classroom: A Student’s Perspective
This post is being cross-published on the Pearson Education Blog We know how critical the dialogue between the teacher and the student is, and how easily communication can be a breakthrough or a breakdown in the success for the students.
How to Reach Struggling Students: Once You Flip, You’ll never go Back
A great post by a good friend. By Kari Arfstrom on March 6, 2013 We’re in the midst of a cultural shift happening in education, and flipped learning has taken off like a rocket. Transitioning from a teacher-centered classroom
