10 common misconceptions about the “Flipped Classroom”

If you are new to the thinking around flipped (better termed “active learning”) classrooms, this is worth a read:

10 Common Misconceptions About The Flipped Classroom

From the staff at the TeachThought blog.

Flipped or Flopped – WCET 2013 Resources

For participants in the Boyd/Marquard Flipped or Flopped discussion on Friday November 15, 2013, 9:30 AM-10:30 AM – Colorado GH:
You should view at at least two videos in preparation for the session (and there will be a quiz!):

• Ritchie Boyd’s video resource – watch this video. (12:00 minutes)
• Paul Marquard’s video resource – watch this video. (5:41 minutes)

To hear an MSU math faculty member’s comments after a semester of using one of these active learning classrooms, watch this video.

If you want to read more about TEAL classrooms and Active Learning, go here for starters (extra credit will be awarded):
http://www.montana.edu/teachlearn/TLResources/ActiveLearnResources.htm