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Mind Map by dahya.oliva, updated more than 1 year ago
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Created by dahya.oliva
over 9 years ago
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flipped classroom (didactics)
- Instructional strategy
- it delivers instructional content
- it delivers instructional content
- students watch online lectures, collaborate in online discussions,
or carry out research at home and engage in concepts in the
classroom with the guidance of the instructor.
- The flipped classroom intentionally shifts instruction to a learner-centered
model in which class time explores topics in greater depth and creates
meaningful learning opportunities.
- there are meny methods that a teacher can use
- video: Teachers can create a quick screencast that teaches a basic concept,
post the video to YouTube, and Ss can watch in their own homes
- Inquiry: This method asks the student to "find" the answer on
his/her own.
- Explore/Flip/Apply (EFA): The video generally covers what the instructor notices
was weak or missing or just wants to emphasize more before the next class
meeting.
- video: Teachers can create a quick screencast that teaches a basic concept,
post the video to YouTube, and Ss can watch in their own homes
- it is not a traditional
method
- Flipped teachers don't spend precious class time lecturing what students can find in a few seconds
on their devices.
- Flipped teachers don't spend precious class time lecturing what students can find in a few seconds
on their devices.
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