Step up your game in your classroom (traditional or flipped) with Screencastify. This was an absolute lifesaver for me during the thick of the pandemic #EDU309.
Love, love, love Edpuzzle! That being said, my content section looks like my desk at school...a hot mess!
Looking to tidy up your EDPuzzle "My Content" area? Why not make folders!? #EDU903
I've tried to move away from worksheets or videos (unless it's my elective History class) on days I am absent and typically resort to EdPuzzle and on occasions Nearpod. #EDU903
#EDU903 if you haven't already tried it, definitely worth a look for those looking to step up their flipped classroom game. I use this with all of my classes including AP World History: Modern
Would a move to flipped classrooms and asynchronous learning as a national standard lead to social changes like affordable access to the internet nationwide? #EDU903
I know this is going to sound worst than it is but, does the flipped classroom approach help in alleviating teacher burnout? I'm curious about your thoughts #EDU903
@Lindsay93075885 I learned so much that first half-year of the pandemic. I learned the Orton-Gillingham approach to phonics and feel like my command on the English language has vastly improved.
@jksuter @lgillespie29 The only reason that we can even begin to justify that the model did not work is that "we" as educators were literally writing the rules on the fly. With time and support, I'm sure online learning and teaching would be far superior in its goals.
#EDU903, anyone ever used https://t.co/34DOIyeoxR? I had my student create a book highlighting World War I a few weeks back as an independent and frontloading project/assignment.
@jksuter I couldn't agree more! It's a point I've made in several courses. It's difficult to create a successful model of a flipped classroom when an intensely rigid structure is in place that pulls in the opposite direction.