‘Tech is more than video’ is a great reason to revisit Myth #5 Click the microphone...
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Myth # 6 – “Flipped Learning Results in Overuse of...
Myth number 5 was “no tech is needed for flipping”. Like most teaching and learning myths, this...
I Just Needed to run a Cable thru a Wall … #flipblogs
… or “Being a Teacher Takes so Much More Than 45 minutes in Each Class” This...
Flip Myth #5 – No Tech Needed (a.k.a. Mickey Mouse &...
Myth #5 – “Technology and video are not needed for effective flipped learning.”...
Let Your Colleagues Come In (or, So I Hosted a Learning Coach)
I am not feeling the blogging vibe today, yet here am I, touch-typing away to get a reflection in...
Know as You Go – Providing Student Feedback and Variety...
My students completed individual practice the same way for a long time.Me: here are these (probably...
Working One-on-One and Seeing Growth #flipblogs
This week I have been reminded of another benefit of flipped lessons: the ability to work one-on...
Training the Students, Stage Two: Reaching Every Student Through...
This is my ninth entry in Andrew Swan's 20-over-30 September #flipblogs challenge. See my first...
Let it All Out and Share – it’s the “Weekend...
Teaching is Hard. Reflecting on the Week’s Challenges and Little Victories, and Looking to...
The Paradox of Effort: Myth 2 Flipping is Easy
Click the mic to listen to the audioblog The Myth of Easy The second misconception about flipped...