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Flipped classrooms for TESOL Benevento
Steps of traditional lesson:
- lecturing
- oral tests
- exercises / activities
- written tests
- catching-up activities
How do you employ the lesson time?
... % lecturing
... % oral tests
... % exercises / activities
... % written tests
... % catching-up activities
My average times:
60 % lecturing
20 % oral tests
10 % exercises / activities
5 % written tests
5 % catching-up activities
And these are the effects on my students!
What can we do?
Flipped classrooms
What does that mean?
at home:
- learning objects / materials: video, multimedia resources, books and e-books
at school:
- discussions, questions, activities and oral tests!
- written tests
- catching-up activities
Step 1 (at home)
(CLIL and "will-future"):
- video on the environment
"How the Earth will be saved by cows in the year 2050"
- Comprehension test
http://www.clil-projects.eu/
Comprehension test:
students post the answers to the facebook group
Step 2
At school students discuss the video
If we can't kill our enemy, let's make friends with him!
Step 3 - a webquest with smartphones
in the classroom!!!:
Find more information on:
- electric cars
- green gardening
- hydrogen trains and buses
And then report to the class!!!
Step 4: homework
a multimedia presentation on the future of the Earth planet
Students:
- Work in groups
- communicate through Facebook
- make a report to the class
- work hard because the group report will be graded!!!
Students work in collaboration in their Facebook group
Step 4: Big show!
- Each group reports to the class
- they comment the slides...
- but they do not just read the captions!!!
Pros of Flipped classrooms?
The Pros
1. Students have more control on learning
2. It promotes collaboration
3. Lessons and content are more accessible
4. Access = easier for parents to see what’s going on
5. It can be more efficient
And what are the cons?
The Cons
1. It can create a digital divide
2. It relies on preparation and trust
3. There is significant work on the front-end
4. Not naturally a test-prep form of learning
5. Time in front of screens is increased
To learn more...
http://flippedinstitute.org/
And now... let's go prezi!!!
homework
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