A presentation delivered to primary school teachers introducing Ed Tech, with a view to further more individualised support in future on various specific projects.
5. WHAT IS FLIPPED
LEARNING?
The Flipped Classroom is NOT
Traditional model of the classroom is 'flipped' (a term coined
by J.W Baker "the classroom flip" 2000)
BASIC content covered asynchronously at home
Practise and failure in class...NOT at home
Space is created for learning
6. WHY FLIPPED LEARNING?
More collaboration, thinking skills, evaluating
and creativity in learning.
All the things we know we should do, but where
is the TIME?
“What is the best use of my limited face to face time
with students?”
Bergmann & Sams
Videos are the vehicle to a more enhanced
pedagogy in the classroom.
7. THEORY?
Socio-constructivism: The explicit promotion of self directed
transformation of input, ie; pause, rewind, understand.
The video content catapults students into their ZPD prior to
the beginning of the class.
JiTT (Novak et al 1999) model is used to inform me which
concepts to explore further (co-constructivism). This is
automated.
I can figure out the point of need and assist there with focus
where I will be most effective (Wood 1976)
8. WAKEY WAKEY!
ARE YOU USING ANY ED TECH
PRODUCTS NOW?
HOW SUCCESSFUL (OR NOT) ARE
THEY?
WHAT WOULD YOU LIKE TECHNOLOGY
TO DO FOR YOUR PROFESSIONAL
LIFE?
10. FINDINGS
Self Directedness?
Data indicates that students spend on average 64% longer on
tutorials than the tutorial itself
Engagement?
"you go to maths and would regret having to do lots of textbook
work, but now you go to practise what you have learned at home
with more practical and fun activities”
“I used to find maths boring, but now its not as boring, and it’s a
challenge cos he teaches the basics in the video and set us a
challenge… I don’t think I want to go back to a normal maths class
next year”