Tag Archives: flipped class
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
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: 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.
What IS the Flipped Class?
Recently I received an email from one of my readers and he noted that nowhere on my blog have I talked about what a flipped classroom IS. I have been recently been writing about what it isn’t, but haven’t clearly
Excuse Me: I think I’m Having a Revolution
This is a guest post by Carolyn Durley, I have been impressed with her writing. She has a great deal to add to the discussion about the flipped class. You can follow her blog by going to: http://flipperteach.wordpress.com/ or follow
Reflections on the Year in the Flipped Class
It is that time of year when people take stock in the previous year and think about what the next year will hold. This past week has been one of those weeks. For me, personally, it has been a year
