Flipping the Class: Motivating Preparation and Participation

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Flipping the Class: Motivating Preparation and Participation G. Peter and Carolyn R. Wilson Boston College 2017 Kentucky Accounting Educators Conference May 18, 2017 Slides will be posted at www.navigatingaccounting.com/presentation/presentations#Motivation

Flipping the Class: Motivating Students Agenda Framing motivation Why aren’t students motivated? Multiple root causes How to address them Wrap up

Flipping the Class: Motivating Students Framing Motivation: Building Blocks Robust concepts and frameworks Rich applications Detailed course maps Enabling technology Effective motivation

Flipping the Class: Motivating Students Why aren’t students motivated? Don’t know what they are missing Don’t know what to do Aren’t interested in accounting Have competing interests Ineffective incentives Other

Don’t know what they are missing Flipping the Class: Motivating Students Don’t know what they are missing

Flipping the Class: Motivating Students Don’t know what they are missing During Course During Career

We have a marketing problem Flipping the Class: Motivating Students Don’t know what they are missing The problem We have a marketing problem Costs Benefits Students’ Perception

Flipping the Class: Motivating Students Don’t know what they are missing Change perceptions Costs Benefits Benefits Costs

Flipping the Class: Motivating Students Don’t know what they are missing Set relevant goals Click link below for example of how we communicate the relevance of our goals www.navigatingaccounting.com/video/course-goals-and-relevance

What they’ve experienced Flipping the Class: Motivating Students Don’t know what they are missing Benefits of excellent preparation Poor preparation Shallow discussions What they’ve experienced Excellent preparation Exceptional discussions What they’re missing

What they’ve experienced Flipping the Class: Motivating Students Don’t know what they are missing Benefits of probing deeply Lectures or shallow discussions What they’ve experienced Probing deeply What they’re missing

Flipping the Class: Motivating Students Don’t know what to do

Flipping the Class: Motivating Students Don’t know what to do The problem Don’t know how to prepare Don’t know how to participate

Flipping the Class: Motivating Students Don’t know what to do Give guidance Provide detailed map Coach in and out of class

Flipping the Class: Motivating Students Don’t know what to do Provide detailed map Provide detailed map

Flipping the Class: Motivating Students Don’t know what to do Set clear expectations Our class is quite challenging and may differ from other courses you have encountered in at least three ways: Flipped Classroom Group Work Friday Night Exams

Flipping the Class: Motivating Students Don’t know what to do Share your principles Preparation and attitude are the two biggest success factors to creating a great learning experience. If you spend several hours preparing and the class environment is intellectually vibrant, but not intimidating, you will want to participate. Confusion often precedes enlightenment.

Flipping the Class: Motivating Students Don’t know what to do Provide a learning strategy

Flipping the Class: Motivating Students Don’t know what to do Provide detailed guidance for every class What to do before class What to expect during class What to do after class

Flipping the Class: Motivating Students Don’t know what to do Provide coaching Listening Probing What did you learn today? Curiosity Good wrong answers

Aren’t interested in accounting Flipping the Class: Motivating Students Aren’t interested in accounting

Flipping the Class: Motivating Students Aren’t interested in accounting The problem Students’ perception

Flipping the Class: Motivating Students Aren’t interested in accounting The bigger picture Reality

Have Competing interests Flipping the Class: Motivating Students Have Competing interests

Flipping the Class: Motivating Students Competing interests The problem Leisure activities Other courses Family obligations Job obligations

Flipping the Class: Motivating Students Competing interests Elevate accounting Seek synergies Strengthen incentives Coach time management

Ineffective incentives Flipping the Class: Motivating Students Ineffective incentives

Flipping the Class: Motivating Students Ineffective incentives The problems Ineffective grading No shared responsibility

Flipping the Class: Motivating Students Ineffective incentives Share grading philosophy

Flipping the Class: Motivating Students Ineffective incentives Grade preparation and participation

Flipping the Class: Motivating Students Ineffective incentives Create shared responsibility “We” Make Great Learning Experiences

Flipping the Class: Motivating Students Wrap Up

Flipping the Class: Motivating Students Wrap Up Focus on 3 key success factors for a great learning experience: preparation, shared responsibility, and a positive attitude. Tip 1

Flipping the Class: Motivating Students Wrap Up Continually sell the benefits of flipping. Tip 2

Flipping the Class: Motivating Students Wrap Up Help students internalize the benefits of preparation and participation. Tip 3 Costs Benefits

Flipping the Class: Motivating Students Wrap Up Be organized: provide detailed guidance to help students know what to do, where they are going, and alternative resources to get there. Tip 4

Flipping the Class: Motivating Students Wrap Up Be intentional: What you do in class today will affect future preparation and participation. Tip 5 Probing

Flipping the Class: Motivating Students Wrap Up Coach ways to participate more effectively. Tip 6 Active listening Celebrate good wrong answers Ask “What did you learn today?” Be curious

Flipping the Class: Motivating Students Wrap Up Continually motivate relevance of your course content. Tip 7

Flipping the Class: Motivating Students Wrap Up Align grading policies with course goals to more profoundly affect student behavior. Tip 8

Flipping the Class: Motivating Students Wrap Up Tip 9 Seek role models and aim high, but be patient. http://www.marvacollins.com/biography.ht ml Marva Collins http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WwslBPj 8GgI Eric Mazur http://uweanimation.blogspot.com/2011/03/interesting-scientist-richard-feynman.html Richard Feynman

Flipping the Class: Motivating Students Wrap Up Tip 10 Make beautiful music with your students. “We” Make Great Learning Experiences