World History
- Take Our Online Class
Richard Byrne of FreeTech4Teachers and are going to be leading an online course . In "Teaching History using the Web" we take you through the process of developing engaging, web-based history lesson plans. This course features three interactive...
- Flipped School Clintondale's Videos
The PBS video on Clintondale in the post below is excellent especially since it addresses what to do with students who are more disadvantaged. Both George and I have to deal with that in our schools. One of the things I do is have more fluid...
- Amazing Collection Of Flipped Class Ideas
I am writing a book right now and one of the items I found in my research is this amazing research on flipped videos. It gives research, Twitter handles, examples of flipped teaching, sites to go to learn about flipped learning, digital tools explaining...
- Flipping History Without Video
Jeff Utecht, who writes "The Thinking Stick.com" argues persuasively in this excellent post that the flipped history classroom does not have to involve video. "In fact every time I have helped a teacher flip their classroom in the high school it has never...
- A Quasi Flipped Classroom
Like Frank Franz, I?ve done a lot of research on flipping the classroom. I?m trying it for the first time this week in my AP World class with a short lecture on the causes of World War I. I linked the screen cast on Blackboard. The idea is that this...
World History
A Newly Flipped Class
After about a week of in-depth research, I started to flip my AP Govt class this past week. I'm now posting videos (screencasts) of content that I would usually deliver at the front of the classroom and having students watch and respond to the videos before they come to class. Once in class, we can go over any confusion students may have encountered when watching the videos, then delve deeper into the topic or apply the topic to new situations.
I'll have more on my progress in the coming weeks, but the equipment/software I'm using are
Screencast-o-matic (hat tip to Ken), an external camera/mic by Logitech ($40), and Google Forms.
For more information, go to:
http://www.flipteaching.com/
On Twitter: #flipclass or #flippedclass
http://jmhsapgovt.wikispaces.com/
I am putting this on the world site even though Frank (Panther fan) is doing it in his government class as I think he will have an interesting discussion in coming weeks on it.
I am putting this on the world site even though Frank (Panther fan) is doing it in his government class as I think he will have an interesting discussion in coming weeks on it.
- Take Our Online Class
Richard Byrne of FreeTech4Teachers and are going to be leading an online course . In "Teaching History using the Web" we take you through the process of developing engaging, web-based history lesson plans. This course features three interactive...
- Flipped School Clintondale's Videos
The PBS video on Clintondale in the post below is excellent especially since it addresses what to do with students who are more disadvantaged. Both George and I have to deal with that in our schools. One of the things I do is have more fluid...
- Amazing Collection Of Flipped Class Ideas
I am writing a book right now and one of the items I found in my research is this amazing research on flipped videos. It gives research, Twitter handles, examples of flipped teaching, sites to go to learn about flipped learning, digital tools explaining...
- Flipping History Without Video
Jeff Utecht, who writes "The Thinking Stick.com" argues persuasively in this excellent post that the flipped history classroom does not have to involve video. "In fact every time I have helped a teacher flip their classroom in the high school it has never...
- A Quasi Flipped Classroom
Like Frank Franz, I?ve done a lot of research on flipping the classroom. I?m trying it for the first time this week in my AP World class with a short lecture on the causes of World War I. I linked the screen cast on Blackboard. The idea is that this...