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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
Myth: Flipped Learning is All About the Videos.
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The second misconception I want to highlight in this series is the idea that flipped learning is all about the videos. When the press covers flipped learning it seems to gravitate towards the use of video as a replacement for
The Flipped Class as a Transition to Deep 21st Century Learning
I have been thinking a lot lately about where flipped learning fits into the whole educational reform movement. What place does flipped learning have in this movement? We have learned a great deal about learning in the recent past, but
