The basics of flipped learning.

1. FLIPPED LEARNING
Monica L. Cox

2. What is flipped learning?

3. Four
Pillars of
FLIP:
F
Flexible
Environment

4. Four Pillars
of FLIP:
L
Learning
Culture

5. Four Pillars
of FLIP:
I
Intentional
Content

6. Four Pillars of
FLIP:
P
Professional
Educator

7. The Flipped Classroom

8. Who can benefit from a flip?
 College
 High
school
 Middle
school
 Elementary
 Teachers

9. Why flip?
*Review *Reflect *Time *Collaborate

10. The Future of Flipped
Learning
 More powerful mobile devices make access
easier
 The emergence of moreWeb 2.0 tools make
implementation simpler
 Frees up time for project-based learning and
inquiry projects
 Students hold more responsibility for their
own learning

11. Are YOU ready to
Flip?

12. Resources
 7ThingsYou Should KnowAbout Flipped Classrooms:
https://net.educause.edu/ir/library/pdf/ELI7081.pdf
 What is Flipped Learning? Brochure:
http://www.aaace.org/assets/2014/Conference-Presenter-
Materials/marshal%20helain.b.pdf
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