A New Student Centered
Approach
(The Flipped Classroom
Model)
Students prepare at home and come to class to
practice. Students will be
responsible for learning the material through various forms of multi-media
platforms. The practice and the
application of the material will be done in school, an original idea for great
learner. Homework is limited to
learning material and exploratory homework
Expectations of Educator
using the Flipped Classroom Model:
1.
Create short video or use educational videos
2.
Provide lecture guides or guided notes.
3.
Educators will need to be very educated in
technology use & dangers.
4. Have Wi-Fi
enabled storage to give students access to video files at school.
5. Communication between students will need
to be prompt and through the Internet.
The
Necessary Tools to be an Effective Teacher using the Flipped Classroom Model:
1.
WebPages
(Google Sites, Wikispaces, Wordpress, Edmodo, Teacherweb, etc)
Classroom management systems (Moodle, Blackboard, etc)
Classroom management systems (Moodle, Blackboard, etc)
2.
Software:
Camtasia, Snag It, & Jing
3.
Hardware:
Webcamera; Professional Microphone; & Tablet
The Flipped Classroom Model fosters all levels of
learning: comprehension, understanding, application, analysis, and evaluation.
Meanwhile, catering to the diverse learning styles, while still pushing eclecticism. In addition student will be able to voice
their choice in their own education. The differentiation of tasks, interests, and
levels accommodates to students with special needs.
The Flipped Classroom Model will inspire students to
create their own content and discover things to inquiry. The classroom will be an engaging and
motivating environment and students will be active in cooperative learning that
will lead to long-term retention. There will be more time for individualized student-teaching conversations for misunderstandings and confusions on material.
Furthermore, there will be more time for classroom discussions and
explorations that go beyond the topic.
I like the idea of students doing the work outside of class and using class time for guidance and assistance from the teacher. Also, the use of technology when applicable is a great supplemental tool to reach students.
ReplyDeleteI like this. I will definitely have to try this also.
ReplyDeleteI read an article a while back about a flipped classroom. I thought it was an ingenious idea. High school students especially have access to phones/laptops/computers for content. And more personalized attention to students would be a really great asset. I would really like to try this type of lesson out on my biology kids. Great post.
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