Student Engagement: What is a Flipped Classroom?

Implementing  flipped classroom pedagogy in your teaching begins first with planning – knowing what lessons in particular you want flipped is crucial. Remember that a flipped classroom, like any lesson, must be executed with a goal and lesson plan in mind.

Outlining the key learning outcomes through a flipped classroom ensures success.The next steps involve utilising mediums and recording lessons based around the content taught. A one hour lecture without facilitation and teaching aids defeats the purpose of a flipped classroom. After the recorded lesson has been disseminated, regrouping in class and reviewing the lesson is the next crucial step. Through student engagement and peer instruction, discuss topics with students and dive deeper into the recorded content.

Revising key concepts and encouraging active participation are all pillars in the flipped learning process which supersedes conventional learning methods. Finally, be sure to sync up with students before closing out in-person class time, spending time to guarantee that each individual has grasped the material firmly and understood what was taught both on the recording and in-class during discussions.