As many of us move towards personalizing learning and using technology, the practice of Flipped Learning can be one way to do both! 

Sometimes when we think of Flipped Learning we think of students watching a video and completing a worksheet, but it can be so much more than that! 

As students consume the content, you as the teacher become the facilitator in their learning. Setting up learning opportunties where students are applying what they've learned in creative and meaningful ways. You're circulating the room providing small group targeted instruction or even 1:1 meetings. 

providing more individualized attention to students.

providing a variety of ways for students to work and interact with the content.

having more time to complete more student centered activities and lessons. 

building their student independent work skills

Sometimes thinking about trying a new pedogogy can feel overwhelming! Rather then work through a full unit, this course looks at how we can flip one single lesson. 

It walks you through the process step-by-step, so that by the end of the course you have a completed lesson plan ready to go, along with a bank of resources to come back to! 

Welcome from Jennifer

Course Tour

Important Course Information

Introductions

Welcome to the Course

Introduction: What is Flipped Learning?

What is Flipped Learning?

What does Flipped Learning Look Like?

Getting Started with Your Plan

Introduction: Digital Tools

Getting Started with Flipped Learning

Course Overview

Meet the course producers