Michelle has written a useful post at her blog on Flippin’ for ESL. If you’re an ESL teacher, I’d suggest it’s a “must-read.”
In her post, he shared this infographic from Daniel Grafton, which I think anyone exploring the idea of a Flipped Classroom would find helpful.
I’m adding this info to The Best Posts On The “Flipped Classroom” Idea.
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July 23, 2015 at 12:48 pm
We have tried flipped classroom this year’s with our middle school students and we found that it worked best for maths and biology rather than languages.
I gave been in school education for past 15 years and I belive there is no one method that works magic. A flipped classroom can be a variation for lessons that suit this method. Other lessons may require a silent approach or cooperative approach etc… It depend on how skilled and prepared a teacher is.