Flipped Learning
Flipped Learning Flipped learning holds the biggest potential for my current and future classrooms. Flipping the high school ELA classroom brings the environment closer to the university environment, where the readings are done outside of class and class time is used for discussion and exploration of the text. In the secondary classroom, the flipped learning model will allow students to read the texts/material at home and then come to class to have discussions, Socratic seminars, take part in collaborative writing assignments, participate in writing workshops for assignments relating to the text being studied, and many other options. It allows the valuable instructional time to be oriented completely around interacting with the content rather than laboriously covering the content. Additionally, flipped learning allows for the coverage of grammar, mechanics, and style conventions through video lectures, powerpoints, or other presentation tools. Students can view the "lectu...
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