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Something we know.

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Teacher knows the material has been covered for the students

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More time dedicated to discussion and application

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students may not feel comfortable with using certain technology

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Structured /routine

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Becoming outdated.

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Lost time for lecture, in class-reading, 'busywork'

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In person instruction. You can judge understanding by student feedback.

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More time to focus on math application problems.

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Putting more emphasis on their phones and opening us up to them using their phones for other things.

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Some students will not do work prior to class

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Being able to do things live and collaborate quicker and easier. Possibly be able to collaborate with OTHER classes too at the same time.

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Easier to keep records

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Teaches student responsibility. More discussions in class.

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A live person to ask questions from.

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Able to answer questions right when the students first see the process or concept.

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Grading can take much longer

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Structured and parents will understand this style.

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Students not paying attention.

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You are able to help the students get an idea of the objective you will be teaching the next day.

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More dynamic, have time to use more resources.

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Limited options for learning.

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Likely to be more interactive and less boring.

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Students would not do the work.

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Traditional classrooms benefit those that may be behind in knowledge or grade level, reading problems, EC students in small teacher-led groups.

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Kids are not engaged, lack of interest

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Likely does not utilize as much technology.

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Students who are good with using the search features of the the phone or computer may not be able to be an active participant in the class.

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May alienate students from lower SES.

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Lack of time for prep with after school commitments and/ or kids just didn't do it.

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Takes more planning and time to set up initially

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Flipped classrooms allow more in-depth lessons and understanding because the student is learning basic information before/outside of class.

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Takes a lot of time to get students focused on the objective.

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Students might not do assignment outside of class

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One size does not fit all. Those with prior knowledge will become bored and students are seldom empowered in this type of situation