1. Lisa Gurthie PD Facilitator Piedmont Middle School, CMS Flipped Instruction

2. What is it?

3. Flipping means... What used to be whole class lecture is now… Self Paced Instruction What used to be homework alone is now… Practice together image courtesy of indiana U.

4. Flipped High School http://youtu.be/E3LGd88qrTA?t=1m41s watch from 1:41-2:08 Results: increased scores in all tests, lower dropout rates.

5. Caveats ●Homework will not suddenly get done 100% of the time. ●A bad lesson, flipped, is still a bad lesson. ●Remember -- students learn best as active creators not passive consumers.

6. Sal Khan Explains Flipping http://youtu.be/zxJgPHM5NYI?t=6m11s watch 6:11 til 10:13

7. Flipped Lessons As Piedmont Students/Parents See Them French Lessons http://amykjoseph.cmswiki.wikispaces.net/1 st+Semester+EIGHTH+%288th%29+2013 http://amykjoseph.cmswiki.wikispaces.net/1 st+Semester+EIGHTH+%288th%29+2013 Math Lessons http://pauljosephbooth.cmswiki.wikispaces.n et/Home even more here: http://msgurthie.cmswiki.wikispaces.net/21st+Century +Piedmont

8. Flipped Resources Make Your Own ●EducreationsEducreations ●iMovieiMovie ●Screencast-o-maticScreencast-o-matic...or just a camera Pre-made ●TEDedTEDed ●Learn ZillionLearn Zillion ●Khan AcademyKhan Academy...or any Youtube or other video site other video also try game sites

9. http://usergeneratededucation.wordpress.com/2012/06/16/the-flipped-classroom-the-full-picture-for- tinkering-and-maker-education/ flipping can be a stage (the what) in an active experiential learning cycle.

10. http://plpnetwork.com/wp-content/uploads/2012/05/bloom_pyramid-2.png Flipped resouces can be used as part of student driven PBL. Here is Shelley Wright’s Flipped Blooms. http://plpnetw ork.com/2012 /05/15/flippin g-blooms- taxonomy/ http://plpnetw ork.com/2012 /05/15/flippin g-blooms- taxonomy/

11. Teacher Best Practices DO: ●Give students tech and time ●Publish, curate, and share resources ●Let students explore ●Coach DONT: ●Become laissez- faire ●worry about stolen thunder ●Think that you have to create all materials yourself

12. 3 Benefits of Flipping 1.Control 2.Choice 3.Time

13. ●Teacher controls quality ○ create or curate a “perfect” delivery”- ○ same quality in morning as in afternoon.* ●student controls delivery timing *curating video or flipped lessons is just the same as curating reading assignments for your class. It is still “real” teaching even if you didn’t invent it! Benefits of Flipping 1- CONTROL

14. Benefits of Flipping 2- CHOICE OLD WAY whole group Instruction limited to the abilities of the delivering teacher in the given moment. Only one delivery must suit all learners FLIPPED WAY: Teacher &/or student chooses the best content for their situation from a large variety of styles, delivery methods, and sources. singingsinging, rapping, just-the-facts, etc.rappingjust-the-facts

15. Benefits of Flipping 3- Time Efficiency OLD WAY: student may miss info and be embarrassed to ask for repeat Teacher is LIVE- may forget to deliver info or be delayed by class issues. FLIPPED WAY : student can pause rewind, review. can watch when convenient to them. teacher can be sure all is covered as desired the first time...

16. creating time for active, exploratory, integrated, student-driven learning

17. Example of aFlipped Faculty Meeting Piedmont Asthma/Diabetes Training At home teachers viewed the training and took notes. In meeting we used ColAR Mix app to animate teacher facts Benefit of flipping-Instead of spending time viewing together, we can come in and share/discuss while doing an activity (demo of AR) Gimmicks and activities help attention and memory also associate meeting time with interaction not just receiving.

18. Want to Learn More? ●Ask a “techy” at school ●Join Yammer’s group ●Join Edmodo FlipShare ●Read Twitter hashtagsTwitter hashtags ●Blog Post For Elementary School Teachers- http://insidetheclassroomoutsidethebox.word press.com/2011/09/12/flipped-classroom- in-elementary-school/