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Flipping Classroom Hurdles (Breaking Tradition cartoon-teacher…
Flipping Classroom Hurdles
Breaking Tradition
Breaking Away from Lecture
Changing thoughts on Class time
Stepping away from the Spotlight
Classroom Structure
Teacher Learning
Lesson Recording software
Giving up control
Teaching kids how to learn not what to learn
Using class time to enrich not enable
Student Understanding
Require students to learn content
Allowing students control in their own learning
Taking content one step further, from learning to understanding
Alternative Assessment
Summative assessments
Art projects
Video game design
Non traditional testing
"The Biggest Hurdle to Flipping Your Classroom"
My Opinion
This article was a nice introduction to the concept of a flipped classroom. I agree with the authors belief that one of the biggest hurdles teachers have is the release of control. Many teachers lean toward the lecture style method and I agree that it is not the best way for students to learn, and we need to change how we teach. The only thing that I many disagree with a little is that we can't completely lose all lecture style teaching, because of the students who may learn well that way.
Article Review
This article is an introduction to the concept of what a flipped classroom is and what issues teachers have in starting this technique in their own classrooms. The author discusses a teachers inherent comfort in lecture style teaching and our need to teach in a way that excites and engages our students. A flipped classroom allows students more interactive learning styles and new ways to assess learning other than the traditional testing.
