I used to make fill-in-the-blank notes for my students to complete while watching a video. For a...
Category - Science
Flipped teaching and learning resources and content specific to teaching science subjects
Flipping Your Classroom: The First Steps
[Note: This article was originally written for Carolina Biological’s Articles & News...
Fun Science Videos and More from the Amoeba Sisters
We’ve been building out a set of great YouTube channels by and for flipped teachers and...
Tyler DeWitt’s ‘Flipped’ Chemistry Videos
Anyone who attended FlipCon 2016 knows the passion and perspective Tyler brings to teaching. His...
Thomas Palmer’s Flipping Physics YouTube Channel
Thomas Palmer is a High School Physics Teacher who uploaded all of his Algebra Based Physics and AP...
The Flipped Classroom, Formalized Education and the Vernacular...
Tyler DeWitt’s FlipCon 2016 Keynote Speech was Inspiring and Fun, and Full of Truths we Need...
Moving from Boring to Deeply Engaging Learning Experiences
Jon had a chance to sit down with Dr. Roger Hadgraft to discuss how he helped transform a...
Embracing Nonlinear Learning in a Flipped Classroom Setting
Cast Aside That Stepwise Progression and Open Students’ Minds to the Freedom to Learn in...
I Need to Remember to Post Answer Keys
Everything I do in class is geared toward building understanding. I want students to be able to...
Experimenting With Hyperdocs in the Flipped Classroom
One of the reasons I love the Flipped Classroom is it allows me to constantly make modifications...