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The Flipped Classroom:Are You Ready?
The Kids Are!Janet ZanetisEducation Advocate
October 30, 2012
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What is the Flipped Classroom?
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• A component of Blended Model (Michael Horn)
• The flipped classroom is a pedagogical model in which the typical lecture and homework elements of a course are reversed
• History: U.S. and beyond
“The Cisco Certification program requires students to develop their information access and processing skills, as well as their ability to solve real-world problems that arise in the workplace.”
What is the Flipped Classroom?
Understanding the digital Generation, Jukes, McCain, Crockett, 2010
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What Does Flipped Look Like?
Outside the school
Inside the school
The many flavors of Flipped
Kahn and others
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Why Flip? • Student Characteristics:
the Digital Native Eyes
Brain
Visual Cortex
Left vs. Right
Student Learning Styles
• Because we Can…the Technology and Network is ready! • Ian Jukes
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Advantages Instructors have Seen
• Allows for more individualized instruction
• Frees up class time for collaborative learning
• 90 percent of teachers using the technique were happier with their jobs (FLN Survey N=500)
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Advantages for Students
• Allows for anywhere, anytime access to content
• Ability to review content as much as needed
• Makes class time more engaging
• 67 percent had increased student test scores. (FLN Survey N=500)
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““It’s time for everyone involved in education to put aside their own personal preferences for teachers and consider the learning styles of these new students who have grown up in a radically different, digital world.”
Flipped: a Sign of the Times
Ian Jukes
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Flipped in Higher Education
• Lecture Capture is not Flipped
• Does Synchronous Collaborating Count in an All Online environment?
• Places I know of…
Harvard
Penn State
CDU
VIC TAFE
(see handout:Things You Should Know about Flipped Classrooms, Educause)
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• a. A lecture is a lecture
• b. Digital Divide
• c. Prep time
• d. Check the Blogs!
Criticisms
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• Via email:The Impact of Broadcast and Streaming Video on Education
Things You Should Know about Flipped Classrooms, Educause
Higher Education Study Tour to U.S., Dandolo Partners
• Online:a. Flip Your Classroom, Bergmann and Sams
b. Flipped Webinars by Subject Area sponsored by Cisco
c. Flipped Network: Blog and Videos
d. Flipped Podcasts
Resources
