Flipped Classroom

The Flipped Classroom is probably the most popular and utilized method of the 7 Blended Learning Models. In the course, you will learn about Flipped Classrooms and be provided resources for you to use them in your classroom.

Following the completion of this course, you will be awarded the Flipped Classroom Badge and 10 points.

Here are some suggested Technology Skill Badges to earn before you begin the course:

Session 1: Flipped Classroom

A flipped classon is a reverse of the traditional learning environment. The new learning takes place at home, while the application of the information takes place at school. So what does that mean? Go through the resources below to learn more about flipped classrooms.

Once you feel like you have a working knowledge of a flipped classroom, complete section 1 of the Flipped Classroom Worksheet.

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Session 2: The Flipped Pillars

The 4 Pillars of Flipped Learning are a great resource when designing a flipped lesson. Go through the 4 pillars of Flipped Learning and see how close you are to leading a flipped classroom on section 2 of the worksheet.

Flipped Classroom Worksheet

The video at 2:52 talks about the 4 pillars, but the entire video is helpful to watch.

FLIP_handout_FNL_Web.pdf

Session 3: Flipping the Week

To earn the credit for the coursework on the flipped classroom, you need to create a week long flipped classroom experience.

1. Create 5 flipped classroom lessons on Oncourse that shows resources used to created the Flipped classroom

2. Submit the completed worksheet on the Flipped Classroom.

3. Submit screenshots, videos, or photos as artifacts for the Flipped Classroom Badge

Once you have completed all of the necessary work for the course, you will earn the Flipped Classroom Badge and 10 points.

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