Vocab: Library Media Flipped Classroom Essentials

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Flipped Classroom

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Instructional model where students learn content through technology and practice their understanding of the content in class

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Traditional/

Flipped

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In a Flipped Classroom: lectures on own time, activities in class; Traditional: lectures in class, homework at home

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Technology

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A key component in a Flipped Classroom is the technology for instruction. Students watch videos or read materials at their own pace.

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In-class activities

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A key component in a Flipped Classroom is the In=Class Activities look different. Discussions, and problem-solving during class time - can work with teacher one on one or in small group. Students have lots of choices.

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Student’s Role

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A student's role changes in a Flipped Classroom. They become more active and have more choices in their activities. Participant, completes tech assignments, engages with peers.

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Wayground /

Canva

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Technology used in this flipped classroom to teach -- online quizzes, digital resources for pre-activities and learning. Almost ALL of the bare minimum activities - the Must Do -- are on Wayground or Canva.

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Collaboration

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Group work in flipped classroom like problem-solving and peer discussions during class. Students can receive additional points for helping other students.

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Check for Understanding

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Assessing understanding in flipped classroom at the end of a lesson. This is usually a quick write or a 10 question quiz.

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Unit Capstone

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Assessing understanding in flipped classroom at the end of the unit. This is usually a project or a longer writing. Can sometimes be a performance task.

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Unit Checklist

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This is a Google Checklist you can follow as you progress through the unit to be sure you are completing the tasks that you have set a goal to do. It can also show you where a peer might be able to be helped.