Flipped Classroom/ Flipped Learning: Learn how to flip your class

The flipped classroom model is a great way to differentiate your lessons and tackle the harder level questions and activities in class. Whether you have access to technology or you don’t anyone can flip. Plus, as a bonus you could easily incorporate the flipped lesson to use as a sub plan on days you are gone.

Learn the different components of a flipped classroom by using the acronym FIRE (Format, Interact, Reflect, Extend).

Included in this How to Guide:

-Different FORMATs to use for flipping your class

-Different ways for students to INTERACT with the lesson

-Different ways for students to REFLECT on what they learned in the flipped lesson

-Various ideas for EXTENDING the lesson after the flip

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