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Help your students master analyzing graphs and diagrams and writing claim evidence reasoning scientific explanations with these free practice problems
Not all students are the same, and so we shouldn’t teach them the same way. That doesn’t mean you need to differentiate every lesson every day. However, it does mean using strategies that make the information accessible to all students. The flipped classroom model is one strategy you can use
Now, this might go against all the advice you have been given about what to do during your first week, but I’m going to say it anyway. I don’t take up time in my class to teach RULES. Yup, I said it. I don’t teach rules. I haven’t been teaching
For almost 10 years, I have been enjoying the benefits flipped lessons have provided me in building relationships with students, differentiating instruction to meet the individual needs of my students better, and having more time to do activities, labs, and deeper level thinking. Throughout the years, I have been asked
Planning your flipped classroom lesson doesn’t have to be challenging. I’ve broken up the process for you into four simple steps to demonstrate how I flipped my solar system unit. Teaching the solar system is one of my favorite topics to teach. There is so much information out there, and
The flipped classroom model has been gaining popularity this year with the increase of students learning remotely from home and the limit of time spent with students. But what is the flipped classroom model and what are the advantages and disadvantages of using it? I have been using the flipped
Force is one of my favorite units to teach. There are so many options out there, and students can really get involved, and you can easily tap into their interests. Here are some different ways and ideas for teaching force in your class. Some of these are perfect to use
Whether you are 100% face-to-face, hybrid, or fully virtual, these activities are great for all types of learning situations.
teaching chemical reactions virtually can be a challenge. However, with the flipped learning model and using substances that students already have. It can be a lot of fun.
Flipped learning is about maximizing your in-class instruction. It is the perfect time to differentiate your instruction and meet the individual needs of your students.
When doing flipped learning, students reflect and give feedback on their learning has many benefits. Students become aware of where they are at in their understanding and teachers can differentiate their lessons to better meet the needs of their students.
The flipped classroom model is more than just giving students a video to watch. Students need to interact with the video to obtain its full benefit. Here are some ways they can do that.
Wondering how to get started with flipped learning? The flipped classroom allows for more time in class practicing and applying the information. It also offers more opportunity for students to get help when they are stuck or have misconceptions. Discover how easy flipped learning can be.
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