Learn how to use videos and podcasts as instructional tools to increase student engagement and support. Flipping the classroom is designed to make the best use of face-to-face time with students provide opportunities to revisit important concepts . Explore the goals and benefits of the flipped classroom to maximize student learning outcomes.
Apply flipping classroom theory in lesson planning and delivery
Create a personal philosophy related to flipping the classroom
Choose a lesson to use in flipping the classroom
Begin creating a flipped lesson by using Sophia.org as the platform
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In this video tutorial, learn what a flipped classroom is and what you must consider when developing your own "Flipped Classroom" philosophy. See slides below to accompany presentation.
Source: Created by Crystal Kirch using Camtasia for Mac
In this video tutorial, consider how flipping the classroom changes your lesson planning and delivery. Begin to choose a lesson that you will flip using Sophia.org as the platform. See slides below to accompany presentation.
Source: Created by Crystal Kirch using Camtasia for Mac
After viewing the videos, you probably have a better understanding of the flipped concept. Before moving on to the next lesson, take some time to reflect on these questions.
If you have questions on the general philosophy and practice of flipping, visit the Teachers' Lounge and post them there so all of the community can get involved.
