Quick Guide to Flipped Learning
What is Flipped Learning?
Quick Guide to Flipped Learning
Goals of Flipped learning
- To reduce the amount of time spent in class on lecturing.
- To utilize the class time for active learning strategies.
- To focus more on understanding and application of concept.
- To provide learners more control over their own learning.
- To give learners a greater sense of their own responsibility of learning.
- To encourage peer learning.
Steps to Flipping your Classroom
Relationship between Flipped Learning and Bloom's Taxonomy
Overcoming the Drawbacks of Flipped Learning
- Recording and creating lectures requires effort and time. However, many open resources are available, you may re-use, re-purpose or modify them with minimal effort.
- If students are not used to flipped learning, they may be anxious. Hence, help your students understand the benefts of flipped learning.