When looking at a flipped
classroom you see the opposite of what youd see in a normal classroom. Homework
occurs inside the class and instruction occurs outside. They listen to online
lessons to prepare them for the activities they will do in class. This method
allows for the teachers and the peers to be around the student while they do
their work. The homework becomes the classwork which is another aspect of the
flipped part. I think it’s a cool idea but some students will definitely need
more hands on instruction than others so I don’t think a class could work
entirely flipped I think it could work with some give and take aspects. I found
some solid instructional videos at https://www.khanacademy.org
The majority of web-based
resources are either on scholarly sires that use correct information that is
used to support in class lesson plans. When I’m a teacher one of the sites I’d
plan on using would definitely be PBS since I want to work with kids. Any site
usually ending with .org would supply accurate and informational data.
Working on this powerpoint
assignment I learned a lot of new skills. I had no idea how to add hyperlinks
and further more how to use them to make a non linear presentation. I thought
it was really cool that I could make a picture into a hyperlink. It reminded me
of Portkeys in Harry Potter. I enjoyed making my quiz and thought it was a
really cool and creative assignment.
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