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Develop a unit of instruction using the flipped learning framework to implement during distance learning.
View ASCD webinar on EMBRACING FLIPPED LEARNING and identify the big ideas of flipped learning.
Research/Explore what flipped learning looks like in your classroom
Share flipped learning unit/lessons with Admin/Team/Gina
What is flipped learning?
What is flipped learning?
Flipping learning means providing learning content to students outside the scheduled classroom time instead of using classroom time for lecturing or direct instruction. The classroom time is then dedicated to activities that promote active learning, targeted support and time to interact with peers to engage in learning activities. Students are responsible for consuming the content on their own, and then the teacher uses classroom time to guide students through activities, help them get back on track and answer questions.
Goals of a flipped classroom
Goals of a flipped classroom
Student centered learning, while making students active participants in their learning.
Teachers gain time back in the classroom to meet the needs of all students.
Provide students with immediate, timely feedback.
Makes learning intentional and purposeful by engaging in real world activities.
Flip Your Students' Learning - Educational Leadership.pdfRead this ASCD article about Flipped Learning!
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