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F-L-I-P Tools: A Flexible Framework
Check out a new series here on www.flippedlearning.org where we do some “how-to” pieces...
Going Backward to Move Forward
One of the challenges in teaching a college level math class is helping the students understand the...
Episode 027 – Keith Hughes
Show Notes This week Ken joins Keith Hughes for a great fireside discussion that had everything...
Keeping the Pace #flipblogs
Algebra 1 has a lot of standards.And for 8th-grade Algebra 1, I have to teach about half of the 8th...
Flip Fail #5 Practice Makes Progress Part 1
Addressing three questions about “practice” that need some quiet reflection. ...
Episode 024: Crystal Kirch and the W-S-Q
Show Notes This week Matthew Moore talks with veteran flipped educator, and now learning...
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...
90° and 18 Inches – Small Environment Adjustments Can Make...
90° and 18 inches doesn’t sound like a big change but I spent this past Sunday afternoon...
WHY I Flip My Classes, Take Two – What Do I Tell the...
This is my sixth entry in Andrew Swan's 20-over-30 September #flipblogs challenge. See my first...