World History
Anthony Salcito, Vice President Microsoft Worldwide Public Sector Education, interviews Jonathan Bergmann, pioneer in the Flipped Class Model of Education. I especially like his idea that the flipped video is just one more resource for the student. He or she can use it or the textbook or whatever to learn the material. The teacher is no longer the disseminatorr of material, More on the flipped classroom here.
- Mastery Learning Discussion And Examples
I believe watching my own children grow has helped to make me a better teacher. For example my son is a very good gamer, but he is also very good at failing. By that I mean he is willing to fail as many times as it takes to master a game...
- Flipping, Flipping, Flipping!
All three of my preps this year are being flipped so I am really getting into it which is good after four years of practicing the "craft." Today we are having a tech in-service at Hayfield Secondary where I teach and I am teaching two sections...
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Believe it or not the NYTimes has an opinion piece advocating the Flipped Classroom. But it is the quasi flipped classroom which I use a lot in our combined ESOL World History I class (which is a ESOL and standard education students combined in...
- More On The Flipped Classroom
Here's a s short clip in which a science teacher explains how he flipped his classroom. He offers a good explanation of how it works. Most flipped classrooms are in science and math but one school has flipped all core courses. The principal says...
- The Flipped Classroom
Flipped Classroom: The Full Picture I've seen a number of references to the flipped classroom and started to do a little research. It's a very interesting concept as you can see from the slideshow above, which I found at this site. You can also...
World History
Johnathan Bergman on Flipped classroom
Anthony Salcito, Vice President Microsoft Worldwide Public Sector Education, interviews Jonathan Bergmann, pioneer in the Flipped Class Model of Education. I especially like his idea that the flipped video is just one more resource for the student. He or she can use it or the textbook or whatever to learn the material. The teacher is no longer the disseminatorr of material, More on the flipped classroom here.
- Mastery Learning Discussion And Examples
I believe watching my own children grow has helped to make me a better teacher. For example my son is a very good gamer, but he is also very good at failing. By that I mean he is willing to fail as many times as it takes to master a game...
- Flipping, Flipping, Flipping!
All three of my preps this year are being flipped so I am really getting into it which is good after four years of practicing the "craft." Today we are having a tech in-service at Hayfield Secondary where I teach and I am teaching two sections...
- Flipped Learning And Differentiation
Believe it or not the NYTimes has an opinion piece advocating the Flipped Classroom. But it is the quasi flipped classroom which I use a lot in our combined ESOL World History I class (which is a ESOL and standard education students combined in...
- More On The Flipped Classroom
Here's a s short clip in which a science teacher explains how he flipped his classroom. He offers a good explanation of how it works. Most flipped classrooms are in science and math but one school has flipped all core courses. The principal says...
- The Flipped Classroom
Flipped Classroom: The Full Picture I've seen a number of references to the flipped classroom and started to do a little research. It's a very interesting concept as you can see from the slideshow above, which I found at this site. You can also...