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The Flipped Classroom model flips the traditional relationship between class time and homework. Students learn at home via online coursework and lectures, and teachers use class time for teacher-guided practice or projects. This model enables teachers to use class time for more than delivering traditional lectures.
Choose the Flipped Classroom when..
Support from the teacher will be needed most in the application of the learning
Content would typically be taught using “direct teach” methods
Teachers are able to develop learners to be self-regulated and take direct ownership of their learning
The Benefits of a Flipped Classroom
The Benefits of a Flipped Classroom
Flipped Classroom Benefits:
Students have access to the expert when applying learning
Students can pause, rewind, or rewatch content
Students can look up vocabulary/foreign concepts to better understand what they’re watching or reading
They have time to process and reflect on the information they’re given
The focus moves from the teacher to students applying the learning
There’s more time for teachers to fill student needs instead of delivering information
The teacher can move around the room talking to students, checking for understanding and providing support
The teacher can effectively guage comprehension
Teachers can differentiate by providing more challenging content or extensions to students
Teachers are able to develop learners to be self-regulated and take direct ownership of their learning
Flipped Classroom Resources
Flipped Classroom Resources
Flipped Classroom Videos
Flipped Classroom Videos
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