Remember: English or Spanish is fine on all submissions.<\/p>\n
Post your submissions to your own blog and upload your YouTube video. We recommend that you advertised your posts via Twitter with the hashtag #openflip and place a comment at the bottom of this page to generate traffic to your content.<\/p>\n
Prepare a plan for your first flipped lesson. Note that this unit is two weeks long to allow others to “catch up” and work around all of our busy schedules.<\/p>\n
Please submit the following:<\/p>\n
Remember, people (teachers\/students) take time to adapt to change. Even if you are 100% convinced that Flipping this lesson is the “best thing ever”, don’t expect immediate enamourment by the students of the method. \u00a0See how this works, then based on your results and reflections try another lesson to see how it improves the second time around.<\/p>\n
This (and each of the assignments) is divided into three pieces. I divide them in order of importance (mostly) to our learning as a group.<\/p>\n
This (and each of the assignments) is divided into three pieces. I divide them in order of importance (mostly) to our learning as a group.<\/p>\n
If you have questions, contact Ken. The best mode is via Twitter by tagging Ken in a post (@ken_bauer<\/a>) or sending a Twitter direct message (DM).\u00a0 The other option is via email with kenbauer at gmail dot com.<\/p>\n \t