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Flipping your classes What can it do for learners? Russell Stannard 2 lives Educational technology 2000- Teaching 1987-2002 2020 University of Westminster-9 years Teaching English 2 years Greece University of 11 years Spain


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Flipping your classes What can it do for learners?

Russell Stannard

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2 lives

Teaching 1987-2002

Teaching English

  • 2 years Greece
  • 11 years Spain

Teaching Spanish

  • 2 years

Educational technology 2000- 2020

  • University of

Westminster-9 years

  • University of

Warwick-5 years

  • Freelance including

working with NILE

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Today

  • My connection with the Flipped Classroom.
  • What the Flipped Classroom is.
  • How to approach and understand it ( tools/methods).
  • Some of the research.
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Why I got involved?

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WHAT IS THE FLIPPED CLASSROOM

The real theory behind the idea

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Flipped Classroom

Interactive group learning activities inside the classroom. Direct computer-based individual instruction outside the classroom. Bishop/Verleger

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At home/In class

Video Screen casts Articles Podcasts Pair work Group work Task based Problem solving

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Why has it emerged?

  • Now possible to get students to do a lot of the lower order

thinking learning at home through video, podcasts, screen casts, articles, websites, blogs etc

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Two theories of learning

Class- Constructivist approach Home- Behaviourist approach

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Home- lower

  • rder
  • Guide ( not a rule set in stone)
  • Content + activity (not passive)
  • Can you connect that activity with the

next lesson?

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Class-higher

  • rder
  • Guide ( not set in stone)
  • Group, pair, task approaches (

different role for the teacher)

  • Flexible
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Link

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Link

Class

Group work Pair work Problem solving Task based Learning

Home

Video Podcasts Reading Blogs Screencasts

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Example

In lesson practice exam

One student examiner 2 students examined

In lesson share their questions

Choose best 10 questions

Watch video about oral exam

Think of questions they might be asked

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UNDERSTANDING THE TOOLS AND CONTEXT

It’s much simpler than you think.

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Material at home

Central Location

Screen casts Videos

Articles

Blogs

Podcasts

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Platform

Class Platform Home

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At home

Ready for the class

Test/Check learning Material to learn

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Material to learn

Find it Make it

Content

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Two key technologies

Platform

  • Organise learning

Screen capture

  • Create your own content
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WHAT IS THE RESEARCH SAYING?

A picture is emerging

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4 key areas

Research

Drop out Assessment Organisation Lower Level Learners

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Courses

  • Flipping your Classes
  • Assessment and Evaluation in the Flipped

Classroom

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Free material

russellhandout@gmail.com

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