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- 1. FLiPPiNG THE CLASSROOM with
- 3. SALMAN KHAN Virtual Tutoring
- 6. Teacher Homework Lessons Practice
- 7. 3Benefitsof
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- 10. 1 Self Paced
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- 12. DEMO
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- 20. Coaches & 2 Students
- 21. 2 Coaches Students Students Students Students Students
- 22. Coaches Parents 2 Students
- 23. Charts & 2 Graphs
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- 26. DEMO
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- 32. The CONSof
- 34. Dan Meyer @ddmeyer Frank Noschese @fnoschese
- 35. Dan Meyer @ddmeyer Frank Noschese @fnoschese
- 37. “There is no need to front load lots of content before doing project work. The point is to learn by doing.” Explicit Discovery
- 38. “Work on losing the lecture all together.” Explicit Discovery
- 39. WHAT DO YOU THINK?