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flipping & chunking a session
F
lipping your online classroom
Stages:
1. T
utor
creates or curates a short video presentation of
the learning topic
.
2. Learners watch the video for homework and complete a task.
3. T
utor
checks answers to the tasks and does some short clarification task.
4. The learner spends lots of time practising the
learning aim
.
A (long) model of the flipped classroom explained.
Chunking a teaching session
1: Idea generation and focusing ideas
What is the title/objective/overall topic/ focus of this session?
Can you Tweet your session?
How does this fit in with the rest of what they're learning?
Have you delivered this session before? How did you deliver it? How long did it take?
What materials did you assign to prepare for the session? In the session/to create the session? As follow ups after the session?
What are the main points/topics/ideas to be presented?
What are the learning outcomes?
How might students demonstrate learning? Do they need to produce anything?
Skills you need to create a flipped classroom
benefits of 'chunking'
here is an o
verall plan/breakdow
n for an hour session
click on the spreadsheet or the word document to download 'make a copy first, save to your own area/folder first , then you can start editing
lesson chunking
Copy of 1 hour session in bitesize
here's a sample plan for a project outcome
to access follow same process as outlined above
Copy of chunking: planning for a project
Pros and Cons of different video tools
A screencast made by the teacher
+Pros
c
an personalise it to the learners’ needs and interests ,
more engaging for learners,
learners like to see and hear their teacher.
-Cons
t
ime-consuming for the teacher although materials can be used again,
need access to a screencast tool ,
need to get used to using it.
A video made by the teacher
+
Pros
c
an personalise it to the learners’ needs and interests,
more engaging for learners,
learners like to see and hear their teacher
.
-
Cons
t
ime-consuming for the teacher although materials can be used again,
can be quicker than a screencast.
A curated video from a website
+
Pros
l
ess time-consuming as it’s ready-made,
learners
learn where
to
access material without t
uto
r’s help.
-
Cons
n
ot always easy to find something that exactly meets the needs of your
learners,
the quality is not always good,
incorrect information might be given,
videos need to be checked carefully.
A video which accompanies a course-book
+ Ready-made materials which fit into your course, professional-looking and engaging materials.
- Need to be using the right course-book and learners need to be able to access the material; may not exactly suit the learners in your clas
s.
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