I recently viewed a you tube video that focused on removing lecture from middle school classrooms by using simple one take videos. By recording the lectures the information is available to the students 24×7 and the instructor can focus on individual needs.
Students that have grasped the subject can move on to apply the concepts and students that still are struggling with the concepts can get individual help.
I really believe this is the future of classroom education. I hope that more teachers will be encouraged to use this technique. It appears to be more effective and more time efficient.
Related articles
- Flipping The Computer Science Classroom (acthompson.net)
- The flipped classroom (deansblog.law.northwestern.edu)
- The Flipped Classroom: Homework in Class and Lecture at Home (jeremiahstanghini.com)
- The Flipped Classroom Boosts Grades 5%. Why That’s As Big As We Can Expect. (techcrunch.com)
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