#GoogleClassroom Classwork page now supports drag and drop for rearranging items and topics. The most noticeable change, though, is the new UI, which is more consistently Material themed. #edtech#LMS#onlinelearning#elearning@GoogleForEdu https://t.co/5QJ10w79a9
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#EDU903 I came across this site while doing research for the course. It has some good ideas and video links to use to get started in planning a flipped activity: https://t.co/tv2N3tdfGw
#EDU903 With students learning at their own pace in a flipped environment they are bound to get seperated in completing tasks. Any thoughts about how handle the stragglers when moving onto a new unit?
I didn’t think about parent involvement in the flipped classroom model before starting this course. With the instruction online, that would be helpful to a parent helping their child with class work. #EDU903
#EDU903 The improved failure rates of the Michigan school in the video after implementing the flipped classroom model were remarkable. If would be interesting to know if the trend has continued.
@HopePfautz Agree, such a valuable tool to learners to pause and rewatch as many times as they need to grasp the concept. That is hard to provide in a live lecture.
@AmyKiskaddon1#EDU903 The simulators on phET(https://t.co/DBUGXEinCQ)could really aid students understanding of science concepts. I tried a couple of the electricity simulators. They demonstrated the electrical concepts well and would allow students to experiment with their own creations too.