Flipped Classroom
Learn about this teaching method where new concepts are introduced outside of class, and class time is used to practice them
Classroom Technology
Opinion
Flipped Foreign Language
Moss Pike was raised in Las Vegas, studied Physics at Cornell University, and after a summer class in the classics found himself working on an M.A. in Classics at UCLA. He teaches Latin at the Harvard-Westlake School (HW), is the Middle School Dean of Faculty, and a regional leader in Greek and Latin linguistics and pedagogy.
Teaching
Opinion
Flipped Instruction or No Instruction?
A truly flipped classroom would involve more learning by doing and less lecturing--whether live or via video.
Teaching
Opinion
Will Classrooms be "Flipped" to Cut Costs?
The flipped classroom model is beautiful because it frees up the teacher to create meaningful lessons and project-based learning experiences where lectures and direct transfer of knowledge previously had to happen. Moreover, it offers teachers the space needed to provide targeted and effective extra help for struggling learners. Flipped learning is not a substitute for these interactions and should never be considered a cost-cutting method, lest it negate the very educational benefits it promises.
Teaching
One Teacher's Flip From Flipped Classrooms
While flipped classrooms are still all the rage in some education circles, teacher and blogger Shelley Wright explains why her "brief love affair with the flip has ended."
Teaching
Opinion
The Central Figure Of Education
Welcome to the Reimagining K-12 blog, where we will provide you with unique perspectives on teaching and learning from the ground floor of the education marketplace.
Teaching
Educators Evaluate 'Flipped Classrooms'
Benefits and drawbacks are seen in the approach, which replaces in-class lectures with on-demand video to make more time for analysis and discussion during class time.
Education
Opinion
Flip Your Classroom, Blend Your School With Open & Innovative Tools
On September 18, 2012 I am co-hosting a conference, OpenBlend, with the Tacoma Public Schools and the Puget Sound Educational Service District (PSESD) at the Greater Tacoma Convention & Trade Center. OpenBlend is a blended learning conference featuring a full-day track of Khan Academy workshops.
Education
Opinion
A New Approach to Teaching? The Flipped Classroom
"The old image of a teacher is one where they keep their lesson plan books at the end of the school year and do not take the time and effort to change their lessons year after year."
Curriculum
There's More Than One Way to Flip a Classroom
A panel of a dozen educators talked about their experiences flipping their classrooms.
Education
Opinion
Rethinking Teaching and Time with the Flipped Classroom
I'm doing one of my favorite tasks today: I'm running a Flipped Classroom workshop today at Shrewsbury High School.
I love working with teachers about the Flipped Classroom, because it has a fabulous balance of pedagogy and technology. Specifically, it's a little bit about some very easy screencasting technology, and the majority of our time is spent thinking about goals, pedagogy and learning.
Teaching Profession
Opinion
Why Flipped Classrooms Are Here to Stay
'Flipping' the classroom ensures students receive a personalized education tailored to their needs, say two early adopters of the model.
Teaching Profession
Teacher Leaders Network
The Flipped Classroom: Students Assessing Teachers
By using student feedback to plan instruction, teachers can be more responsive to a class' learning needs, says teacher Brianna Crowley.
Recruitment & Retention
Opinion
Flipped Classroom: Flipped Talent Management Practices
Naima Khandaker, Battelle for Kids Human Capital Specialist, contributed to this post. Naima is a former teacher and current education policy nerd who believes that one day soon, education will be great for all kids.