FLIPPING THE TEACHERS AS WELL!

FLIPPED LEARNING FOR PROFESSIONAL DEVELOPMENT

In my twitter feed this morning, I came across this tweet about flipped learning for professional learning. This has great potential but obviously required innovative thinking and ability to adapt. I believe that this concept would be embraced by teachers!


FYI – Flipped learning is not just about videos

My reflections on flipping the classroom

  • Flipped learning requires intentional content
  • Need to evaluate the content being taught
  • Consider what needs to teacher directed and what can be student driven
  • Need to change the culture of what is learning
  • Does NOT have to be solely video delivery
  • Requires flexibility, ability to be adaptive and access to resources
  • Need to consider a variety of approaches (situational)
  • Use the KISS principle – KEEP IT SHORT (rather than simple) in order to engage

Flipping Professional Development: No teacher bored in the background

 

FLIPPED LEARNING

APPS

WEBSITES

DIGGO LINKS – FLIPPED LEARNING

 

 

Exploring the potential of Flipped Learning

The term Flipped Classroom has been a buzz word in education circles for a few years.
The potential for improving classroom practice and engagement is partly why there are many innovative teachers adopting these methods into their classroom practice.

See the links to resources to support your exploration.There are many examples of this being done successfully (with documentation of these journeys).

JSSALC diggo links Flipped Learning

Twitter hashtags #flippedclassroom and #flippedclass

21stedtech has an excellent collection of resources (research and practical examples).

Additionally, an infographic (for those who learn visually) explains the concept and impact succinctly. The statistics on improved student learning are mind blowing.

Source
http://www.knewton.com/flipped-classroom/
Flipped Classroom

Created by Knewton and Column Five Media

If you would like to try this with your class please let me know. Happy to support.