#FlipCon14 Math by Dr. Mitchell

Kristen Zaccari

2014-06-24 17:41:53 UTC

I am really thinking about flipping my beginning Math lessons (place value, adding/subtracting whole numbers) since they are mostly review for my kids and then spending my class time haven them apply these topics to more higher level skills like Common Core Word problems or a real-world project!

Ashley

2014-06-24 17:42:42 UTC

I will be teaching multiple grade levels in an accelerated format. It will be great to have these resources for students that are ready for more of a challenge or those that need some more review.

Jennifer

jennifer_fergus — 2014-06-24 17:43:06 UTC

Would love to see counting principles, estimation, algebra, problem solving ... I think parents learning from students about their strategies might also bring about support for the process...

Lisa

lisa_cohen1 — 2014-06-24 17:44:03 UTC

We have a lot of new move-ins from other districts who are often behind. I think It

Would be great to have lessons/activities for them to do at home to help catch them up. It would also be great for students who already know the topic and need a challenge.

Kerri

mrsryan — 2014-06-24 17:45:41 UTC

Going to start with lessons that require a lot of teacher time such as long division. Many kids are ready to move on and now they can, while others can review and practice.

Lisa

lisa_cohen1 — 2014-06-24 17:49:21 UTC

I can see using it for patterns

and number patterns. Children lacking

Number sense need lots of review and

Help on problems like 6, ___, 12, 15

Misty

mistymgall — 2014-06-24 17:50:54 UTC

I would like to create a flipped lesson for multiplication algorithms.