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DESIGN ACTIVITY

Inverting the classroom

Reorder objective list and choose cutoff

Choose a course

Make objective list

to Improve Student Learning

and Engagement

Goals

Make sense of terms

Articulate best practices

Design a flipped version of ONE class

Get questions answered

ACA TLI Workshop

June 5, 2013

Robert Talbert, facilitator

Outline class session

Outline/write Guided Practice

Also think about implementation, buy-in, technology,

student resistance, etc.

BASICS

"Bloom's Taxonomy"

Low

Usually done out of class

Instructor accessibility

IN YOUR GROUPS

Usually done in class

High

Low

1. The flipped classroom is _______.

2. Flipping a class involves ________.

3. Someone might want to flip a class because _________.

Now done OUT OF CLASS

Instructor accessibility

Now done IN CLASS

HIGH

The flipped or inverted model

PRACTICES

2.

ORGANIZE OBJECTIVES

BY COMPLEXITY

1.

SET LEARNING OBJECTIVES

n. Most advanced

objective

Cognitive complexity

What do I want students to be able to DO after this session?

1. Most basic objective

3.

DECIDE ON COMPLEXITY CUTOFF

Objective n

Support

Achieving buy-in

Management

Objective n-1

Every objective above the line gets class time as part of a sense-making activity

.

.

.

"Lowest high objective"

CUTOFF

"Highest low objective"

Cognitive complexity

.

.

.

Every objective below the line is handled

by students

prior to

class

Objective 3

Objective 2

Objective 1

4.

Build the activities

ONGOING

THANK YOU

Pre-class: STRUCTURE

In class: SENSE-MAKING

Robert Talbert

talbertr@gvsu.edu

Twitter: @RobertTalbert

Google+: gplus.to/rtalbert

This presentation: http://bit.ly/TLIFlipclass

GUIDED PRACTICE

Overview

Learning Objectives (separated)

Resources (print and/or video)

Exercises

Instructions

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