Flipped Classroom 2012
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The document discusses the flipped classroom model of education. In a flipped classroom, students receive lectures at home via online videos and then apply the lessons in the classroom with teacher support. This allows students to learn at their own pace and receive individualized help. Pros include tailored learning and advanced students progressing faster. Cons are potential lack of watching videos and reduced teacher involvement. The document advocates for furniture that enables collaboration using personal devices to support flipped learning.
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- 2. What is it? • Students receive lecture at home, then apply what they have learned in the classroom. • Since the lecture is recorded, students have the ability to replay the lecture on their computers, Ipads, laptops, etc. • Teachers provide support to help students apply what they have learned. Also to help students seek out information needed to master the material. • Students must master the material before moving on.
- 3. Pros of the Flipped Classroom • Students get an education in the classroom tailored to their individual learning needs. • “Gifted” students can advance at a faster pace in this mastery style system. • Those with similar learning challenges can be placed in groups, so the teacher can provide “just-in-time” learning. • Satisfies students innate desire to be autonomous, which can promote creativity.
- 4. Cons of the Flipped Classroom • Creates concern students will not watch lecture at home- too much freedom. • Students become too independent, the potential for reduced instructor involvement. • Concern that some students are incapable of learning without teacher assistance. • Unable to process the material presented to them in a given lecture/presentation.
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