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Index Introduction Statistics Best practices Quotes Conclusions Future plans in Spain    Index

Introduction

Participants in the course: Universidad Europea de Madrid vocational education teachers and HE professors Secondary teachers and HE professors from the multiplier event hold in UEM Vocational trainers (IFES) e-mail to every contact with information about how to get a diploma certifying their competence in FL from UEM.

Statistics More details about the course

67 participants Participants

FC Planning and practice Students who delivered the activity about carrying out an FC session in the classroom VS those who did not Most of the teachers did not have enough time to plan and carry out a FC session this course FC Planning and practice

Most popular tools used

Details of activities´s context

Some difficulties Delays in the start of the course Delay in translation of course material Demotivation Difficulty to program and apply in the classroom Leaving or not beginning of the course Some difficulties

Best practices Of participants

Planning Practice Badges to identify the best practices in the LMS Variety of technological resources used with coherence and clarity (Youtube, Wix, Google forms, Google Docs, Padlet, Canva, Powtoon, Screencast-o-matic, Wordpress, Menti) Practical application that encourages meaningful learning. All the students studied the contents outside the classroom (Scratch programming) (Educational programming) Well-didactic teaching materials, clear pedagogical structuring and promotion of collaborative work in the classroom (treatment and prevention of pressure ulcers)

quotes From participants throughout the course

"From the pedagogical point of view it has been a very good experience for the users since it has allowed them to bring the contents prepared from home and so that the programs have been more agile and able to dedicate more time to the practice and resolution of problems, from the methodological point of view allows us a better planning of the contents of the class, adapting those contents to the participants of the program and carrying out a continuous evaluation ". "The benefits that I see in my usual center and in this as something new is that they feel more participative, they are the ones who look for and read information to finish the activity and complete it with my help." "As a teacher it is a more collaborative learning where everyone contributes to the contents, and less expensive as a teacher in the transmission of concepts for student learning." "The proposal to work at home the material, dislocates the students, takes them out of what they have lived so far as a teaching-learning process." “The student is the protagonist and guides his process."

conclusions Flip-it course

About flipped learning methodology The active participants value the effectiveness of the flipped learning methodology Participants highlight the potential of the methodology for students to be protagonists of their learning The methodology requires more time to prepare Technology is very necessary to apply the methodology About Flip-it! course The participation is very low At this time of the school year it is very difficult to apply the didactic programming in the classroom

Future plans in spain Opportunities

UEM will continue offering the FC course to their VET teachers and HE professors- The Spanish Ministery of Education shown its interest in offer the course to all secondary and VET teachers of public schools in Spain.