Interesting article.... I have not implemented a flipped classroom but would love to one day. I have, however, created an iTunes U course for my classroom.
Cool Armandina! How did it go? I have never heard of the term flipped classroom, although I think I have stumbled upon its practices as a teacher and student. This focus on cognition makes sense to me. I think it offers lots of opportunities for transfer and sequencing. However, I wonder if overlapping and interacting in the hybrid spaces all the time (f2f with online too) may not cause cognitive overload for both students and teachers. I am just beginning to rethink and relearn how to adapt study habits as a student and adapt ways of interacting with my students that go beyond the classroom. Is teaching moving in the direction of on-call doctors (PhD)?
I came to the flipped classroom concept from online teaching. I was scheduled to teach a f2f course. I designed the course as an online course, scheduled the course in a computer classroom, then spent the semester walking around and talking to students while they worked on individual and group projects. It was the most fun I've ever had teaching.
Interesting article.... I have not implemented a flipped classroom but would love to one day. I have, however, created an iTunes U course for my classroom.
ReplyDeleteCool Armandina! How did it go? I have never heard of the term flipped classroom, although I think I have stumbled upon its practices as a teacher and student. This focus on cognition makes sense to me. I think it offers lots of opportunities for transfer and sequencing. However, I wonder if overlapping and interacting in the hybrid spaces all the time (f2f with online too) may not cause cognitive overload for both students and teachers. I am just beginning to rethink and relearn how to adapt study habits as a student and adapt ways of interacting with my students that go beyond the classroom. Is teaching moving in the direction of on-call doctors (PhD)?
ReplyDeleteI came to the flipped classroom concept from online teaching. I was scheduled to teach a f2f course. I designed the course as an online course, scheduled the course in a computer classroom, then spent the semester walking around and talking to students while they worked on individual and group projects. It was the most fun I've ever had teaching.
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