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Flipped learning has it's share of problems. Here are some of the bigger ones, along with ideas and resources to fix them.
Via Anne Whaits
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Via Anne Whaits
Some useful reflections and approaches to addressing 9 problems associated with the Flipped Classroom. These include:
1. Defining what it is
2. Scope of task
3.Accountability
4. Access
5. Testing for comprehension
6. Fear of beginning
7. Rethinking your role
8. Getting buy-in
9. Student resistence
For my Teaching friends. If you could use more class time, flipping your class may be an option.