Teachers, are you curious about the flipped classroom model and whether it's the right fit for you? If you're considering whether the flipped classroom model is right for you, you're in the right place. In this post, we'll address key questions about its definition, benefits, drawbacks, real-world ... READ the POST
Flipped Classroom FAQ: Tips and strategies for a successful flipped lesson
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 ... READ the POST
How to Get Started With The Flipped Classroom Model: Choosing Your Video
You can easily get started with the flipped classroom model and flip your class in four simple steps: Format, Interact, Reflect, and Extend. This little mini-series will take you through each step to help guide you on your journey with flipped learning. This is step 1: Format. The Main Purpose ... READ the POST
The Flipped Classroom Model leads to more opportunities and student success
I hate giving notes in class. I've never like it. It seemed that some students went really fast and then waited around or started distracting others around them because they were board. Other students took forever to write the notes because they either had a learning disability, they were a ... READ the POST
Blended Learning in the Science Classroom
Why do Blended Learning?Blended Learning is a great way to incorporate different modes of learning so that you can reach more students and help them understand in the method that works best for them. It helps students learn about the topic through guided inquiry, group collaboration, and ... READ the POST
Tools for the Flipped Classroom- Flipping your class with Edpuzzle
This year I took on the adventure of flipping my 8thgrade science class. I had heard about the flipped classroom from my district’s blended learning group that I belong to. I wanted to try it out but I needed a way to hold my students ... READ the POST