How could you use flipped learning in your classroom? by natywoodward

2015-11-23 14:28:50 UTC

I will definitely try this in year one - a useful idea to get the off the carpet and learning quicker!

Hannah

2015-11-23 14:28:58 UTC

I am going to use iTunes U to search for MFL content in the run up to the KS4 GCSE Spanish exams. It is an invaluable resource to save time for me preparing resources and also improve learner buy in, to give them the confidence to work independently.

ITunesU

2015-11-23 14:29:21 UTC

I've found some amazing resources that will really stretch learners that have already been created. Low Energy, High Impact. "LoveLearningDC"

Kirsty

2015-11-23 14:29:47 UTC

Many different apps that I can use to give learners the content, ideas before they come to a lesson. Or through flexible grouping to allow learners to work independently using prior learning.

Se

2015-11-23 14:29:48 UTC

To encourage independent learning

2015-11-23 14:29:50 UTC

To extend the learning of the higher ability children

James

2015-11-23 14:29:51 UTC

Flipped learning enabling learners to be independent, building on their previous learning. Choices in demonstrate tasks. Support or extension all inter grated. iTunes U etc. Complete package.

R.Thorp

2015-11-23 14:29:58 UTC

I will use flipped learning to challenge the more able, allowing them to advance their own learning.

With my more able children that are ready to move on to the next step in Maths.

2015-11-23 14:30:19 UTC

2015-11-23 14:31:22 UTC

Like the qr code as this will ensure quick access and support LSAs too.

Carina

2015-11-23 14:31:41 UTC

Great

2015-11-23 14:32:01 UTC

Can use flipped learning to engage the higher ability children straight away from the beginning of the lesson. They can get hooked into their learning through the use of videos. Would also like to use the video with LA children in literacy particularly with SPAG stuff

2015-11-23 14:32:09 UTC

To extend the learning .