QUESTIONS ABOUT FLIPPED CLASSROOMS
Do you have an idea of a lesson that you teach that could be flipped?
Do I have to create all of my own videos?
- You can create videos of your own using some of the links on the "Resources" page or you can use appropriate videos from the Web.
(See the Resources page for links for help with both types)
What could be an example of a Flipped Classroom Assignment?
Do I have to create all of my own videos?
- You can create videos of your own using some of the links on the "Resources" page or you can use appropriate videos from the Web.
(See the Resources page for links for help with both types)
What could be an example of a Flipped Classroom Assignment?
- "Kids write questions down while they're watching the video, and then the first 10 minutes of class is for discussion of what they've seen. Then kids spend some time working in teams of four to solve problems.
What to do if some students have no internet?
- Some teachers make their room available before and after school.
- School Library Media Centre is available before and after school.
- Some teachers have put materials on flash drives for kids or even burn DVDs that kids can watch on TV.
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