Prepared by

9. Flip Your Lessons

•

The flipped classroom has been gaining in popularity since the term

"flipped" entered the broader education world in 2012. When it was first

presented, the idea that students could learn new information at home and

then come to school and use class time for critical thinking activities and

reinforcement of concepts was unique. However, many teachers are using

this strategy and achieving positive results. Students in a flipped classroom

are able to work at their own pace (which is great for

differentiated

learning

) and engage with their peers in a more interactive, meaningful way

when they're in the classroom. Try using the flipped teaching strategy for

your next lesson and observe the depth of your students' engagement.

41

---

•