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Flipped learning improves outcomes

  • Tips from experienced flipping teachers – meriSTEM facilitated PD

    Given our background in providing flipped classroom physics resources, and our local community of highly experienced flipping teachers, the meriSTEM team decided to host a workshop in October last year. We held a short Q&A…

  • Drawing teachers in with gravity waves

    Owing to meriSTEM’s beginnings, our office is located within the Department of Quantum Science at ANU in Canberra. We know we’re lucky to have tearoom chats every day with professors and students of some fascinating…

  • Metacognition and self-regulated learning

    Because using the flipped classroom approach can be different for students, more than ever it is important to be explicit about the whys, hows and how-tos. Evidence for Learning is an Australian education research group…

  • Science inquiry – rhetoric or reality?

    Science inquiry – rhetoric or reality?

    Inquiry in science classrooms: Rhetoric or reality? (Goodrum, 2006) summary While there’s been plenty of talk about science inquiry learning for decades, there has been limited evidence of it eventuating*. A pilot program called the Collaborative…

  • SCALE-UP: an early flipped teaching strategy and environment success model

    SCALE-UP: an early flipped teaching strategy and environment success model

    The Student-Centered Activities for Large Enrollment Undergraduate Programs (SCALE-UP) Project (Beichner, et al. 2007) summary The SCALE-UP project pioneered active learning, flipped classroom strategies and intentional classroom environments for tertiary STEM education in the early 2000s.…

  • Preference for flipping increases dramatically once students have flipped

    Preference for flipping increases dramatically once students have flipped

    The Flipped Classroom: A Course Redesign to Foster learning and Engagement in a Health Professions School (McLaughlin, et al., 2014) summary The authors flipped a first-year pharmacy course which resulted in an increase in students’…

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