Flipped Classrooms by Laura White

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Not much

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Self-directed learning

type of blended learning

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Empowering for students

reversal of the traditional instructional model of teaching

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emilyaguilarandrade — 2024-10-30 22:47:01 UTC

dont know what it is

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A flipped classroom is an instructional strategy where traditional teaching methods are inverted. In a flipped classroom, students are first exposed to new content at home, typically through videos or online resources. Then, in class, they engage in hands-on activities, discussions, or problem-solving exercises, allowing for deeper understanding and collaboration with peers and the teacher.

This approach encourages active learning, giving students more control over their education and allowing class time to focus on applying knowledge rather than just delivering lectures. It can foster a more interactive and engaging learning environment.

teachers do the learning

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stevensu1 — 2024-10-30 22:47:16 UTC

students learn on their own first, then their learning topic is explored in class

teacher serves as a facilitator

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A typical way of classroom management but very can be very fun

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student learns before class making class time open for discussion rather than instructor teaching followed by homework

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Peer to peer

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"flips" the traditional learning model. Students first learn new content on their own through lectures, readings and videos

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Teacher and student learn. Students take ownership.

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A flipped classroom is an approach where students learn new content at home through videos or readings and use class time for interactive, hands-on activities to deepen understanding.