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Tuesday November 1, 2011 | 1 pm PST / 4 pm EST
The concept of "Flipping the Classroom," which involves having students learn independently from video-based lessons and do their “homework” in school with the teacher’s help, is gaining popularity -- and a successful track record. It looks different in different classrooms and is also known as inverted learning. The practice has a wide variety of uses that are transforming student learning. This Webinar will feature the two educators who coined the term and representatives from two award-winning districts that have taken the concept and made it work well for their schools. You’ll learn exactly what a Flipped Classroom is, why it works, how to do it, and where it is in practice today.
Featured Speakers:
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Jon Bergmann, Lead Technology Facilitator, Joseph Sears School in Kenilworth, Illinois |
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Aaron Sams, Science Teacher, Woodland Park High School in Woodland Park, Colorado |
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Troy Faulkner, Math Teacher, Byron Senior High School, Rochester, Minnesota |
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Rob Warneke, Math Teacher, Byron Senior High School, Rochester, Minnesota |
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Lisa Arnett, Principal, Valley Christian Junior High, San Jose, CA |
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Cynthia Ginther, Vice Principal / Math Department Head, Valley Christian Junior High, San Jose, CA
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