Flipped learning
In Flipped Classrooms, traditional in-class activities are flipped with traditionally out-of-class activities.
| Traditional in-class activity | Ways to flip (done out-of-class) |
| Lecture, chalk & talk | 1 -4 minute video chunks, text book readings |
| Teacher-led simple questioning for understanding | Online quizzes, questions |
| Note taking, summarising | Self-paced study using videos, internet research |
Using a combination of online and physical activities is termed Blended Learning
Take the passive out of the classroom, and you’ll have a more active class
Flipping frees up class time to do “homework” activities in class, all with the benefits of peer-to-peer learning and a teacher guide at the ready.
What could you do better with more time? Skills practice? Problem solving? Hands-on activities? Open-ended investigations?
Continue to Flipped classrooms and blended learning / Why flipped learning?