Smartpens: Capturing and Flipping Science Instruction
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- 1. SmartPens: Capturing and Flipping Science Instruction Paul Cancellieri | Wake Young Men’s Leadership Academy pcancellieri@wcpss.net | @mrscienceteach
- 2. Is this a waste of my time? • What is the flipped classroom? • Why flip? • What is a smartpen? • How does Paul flip with smartpens? Paul Cancellieri - July 15, 2013
- 3. Comic courtesy of XKCD Paul Cancellieri - July 15, 2013 Paul Cancellieri - July 15, 2013
- 4. Image from coolinfographics.com Paul Cancellieri - July 15, 2013
- 5. In Science classes In most secondary classrooms Warm up Lesson (teacher providing information) Guided Practice Independent Practice (at home) Warm up Lesson (teacher providing information) Prep for Lab Write a Lab Report Perform Lab Warm up Wrap up the Lab Move on to new content Day 1 Day 2 Hands-on Inquiry Paul Cancellieri - July 15, 2013
- 6. Advantages of Flipping for Science • Passive, robotic work takes place outside of class. • Students become motivated to do the homework because it is relevant and necessary. • Teachers are valued as facilitators of learning, not just dispensers. Paul Cancellieri - July 15, 2013
- 7. How? Paul Cancellieri - July 15, 2013 http://bit.ly/smartpen-resources
- 8. OK, cool, but how do you use them in your class? 1. Pencast Pre-labs 2.My Master Notebook 3.Capturing student thinking Paul Cancellieri - July 15, 2013
- 9. Pencast Pre-lab Edmodo Post (requires login) Public Direct Link Paul Cancellieri - July 15, 2013
- 10. Master Notebook A blog post about my Master Notebook system Paul Cancellieri - July 15, 2013
- 11. Paul Cancellieri - July 15, 2013
- 12. Capturing Student Thinking • No learning curve to use the pens • Quick and easy way to see what a student has learned or where misconceptions are • Share student work online with no permission forms • Student-made tutorials, explanations, drawings Paul Cancellieri - July 15, 2013
- 13. Samples Student Explanation of Periodic Table Paul Cancellieri - July 15, 2013
- 14. SmartPens: Capturing and Flipping Science Instruction Paul Cancellieri | Wake Young Men’s Leadership Academy pcancellieri@wcpss.net | @mrscienceteach