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Traditional Classroom vs. Flipped Classroom
Traditional Classroom:
In class: Lectures and note taking.
At home: Practice problems and homework assignments.
Flipped Classroom:
Outside of Class time: Lectures and note taking.
Class time: Practice problems, hands-on lab practices, and in-depth discussions.
Why Flipped Classroom?
Why Flipped Classroom?
Increases exposure to content.
Lessens the burden traditionally placed on students & parents at home.
Creates more time in class for hands-on laboratory exercises, meaningful discussion, and the reinforcements that students need.
Both parents & students can access the lectures, giving families a tool to help students prepare.
The Process:
The Process:
Students can access the flipped assignment in Schoology
Student is assigned an reading or a video to watch and take notes for homework
Outside of class: student will read or watch, answer the practice questions throughout th eassignment, and take notes in their notebook.
During Next class:
Teacher will debrief the notes, answer questions, address misconceptions, and check the students notes.
With the support of the teacher, the student will complete a hands-on activity, lab, or other application of the material as in the video.
Expectations:
Expectations:
Readings or Videos and notes are expected to be completed on-time & outside of class time
Notes are checked the class after the reading or video are assigned.
A student will be required to complete the reading or video and notes prior to continuing on to the in-class activity
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