Content Delivery
- Big Idea: Teacher’s providing organized resources and recordings of class content to be viewed or listened to at home.
- Creating content that is accessible at any time that can be paused and rewound.
- Students and parents can then access classroom content and go over it at their pace and on their schedule.
Academic Skill Development
- Big Idea: Essential academic skills that students need to master.
- It could be how to approach a specific type of math problem or how to write a thesis statement.
- Students can access these skills at later points in the class, at home or in class.
- Example: Writing an AP World Thesis Statement
Technical Skill Development
- Big Idea: When you are regularly using technology tools (web-based tools, computer applications, or device apps), some students may need extra AND repeatable guidance.
- Students can watch a screencast on how-to-do a specific task
- Example: Google Drawing Basics
Flipped Models
Blended Learning
- Big Idea: Combining face-to-face instructional methods with online learning
- Online resources are interspersed to provide additional resources, personalization, and expanded learning opportunities.
Project Based
- Big Idea: Students explore content and learn skills to create a product that demonstrates their understanding.
- Teacher provides resources through a variety of mediums (screencasts, webtools, readings, skill development, etc.).
Mastery Classroom
- Big Idea: Students master content and skills at their own pace.
- Teacher provides challenges through a variety of mediums (screencasts, webtools, readings, skill development, etc.).
- Mastery is determined by performance on an test or successful completion of a project.
Please complete - Flipped Techniques & Models: Reflection