"I hear it from time-to-time. My response is always, "That's ok, I know that happens, the videos are available to watch during class. When would you like to watch them?" I don't necessarily require them to watch the videos at…"
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Doug Hinkle replied to Jerry Overmyer's discussion Flipping Nomenclature in the group FlipCon13
"Jerry,
This makes sense...here are some words to consider, too:
Asynchronous
Screen capture"
Doug Hinkle replied to Veda Mascarenas's discussion 5th grade math in the group Elementary (Grades K-6)
"Hi Veda,
I'm in my second full year of flipping. I started out with math and have expanded to Lang. arts, Soc. St and science.
I can't imagine going back. I have seen my kids in two different classes show considerable growth in time…"
Doug Hinkle left a comment for Debbra Smith
"Debra,
I am in the same position with my fifth graders. I love the master / asynchronous model. What I have found also works for the high end kids is to give them the chance to test out material. They have the option of taking the end-of-unit…"
Doug Hinkle left a comment for Sara Tierney
"Hi Sara,
Thanks for your interest. I'd love to share ideas and host your team down here. Yes I'm in COS. My school is as far north as the AFA, so not terribly far from you.
I know there's not a lot of time left this year, but if you…"
Sara Tierney left a comment for Doug Hinkle
"HI Doug,
I would love to talk with you about how you are flipping Everyday math.My 5th grade team and I are currently flipping Every day math and I am also flipping 4th grade math with one colleague. Here is our site to check out if you…"
Doug Hinkle commented on David Mercaldo's group Elementary (Grades K-6)
"Getting started, think small. I started with just one lesson to see what kind of buy in I'd have and to test they system and tech. Mi then build from there. I'd recommend thinking about the following:
1. What content
2. How will you…"
Doug Hinkle commented on David Mercaldo's group Elementary (Grades K-6)
"I have a second grade colleague who is posting spelling rules on podcast for younger students. You could also post a Vodcast for something you want your kids to do at home with parents. Really the sky's the limit. Think about what would be most…"
Darshell Silva replied to Doug Hinkle's discussion Obstacles in the group Elementary (Grades K-6)
"I have not officially started my flip yet but people that I have spoken to that have the same internet access issue have been downloading the videos to USBs and DVDs and allowing students to borrow those to view the videos. That way only a computer…"
Susan Marie Cook replied to Doug Hinkle's discussion Obstacles in the group Elementary (Grades K-6)
"I also would have the same problem as you. As for the students who don't have internet access or smartphones--they are also the ones who don't even have a DVD player--even if you sent it home with them."
Susan Greenfield left a comment for Doug Hinkle
"As soon as I have an idea when it will work with my schedule I will let you know. There are two other ladies on my end of the building who are interested in seeing your classroom as well."
Susan Greenfield replied to Doug Hinkle's discussion Obstacles in the group Elementary (Grades K-6)
"Thank you for the information. I am in the "pre-" phase. I guess that would be planning. We are getting a new math series for next year so I am planning on starting there. I like the smart phone as a way for them to view the videos. I am…"
Terri Tomassi replied to Doug Hinkle's discussion Obstacles in the group Elementary (Grades K-6)
"I have worked to ensure videos can be viewed from smart phones (that seems to reduce the student excuses and the parents like knowing they can do homework almost anywhere). I am just in what I would call the 2nd phase. The 1st is just…"
Susan Greenfield left a comment for Doug Hinkle
"Thank you for the invitation. I just may have to do that. We don't go to school on Fridays, so that would be an option."
Doug Hinkle left a comment for Sara Tierney
"I also teach 5th grade and am in my second year of flipping. I started with math last year (Everyday Math) and this year have added Lang Arts and Social Studies as well as an Asyncronous Mastery Piece in math. I'd love to compare notes and…"
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- At 7:59pm on April 1, 2013,
Sara Tierney said… HI Doug,
I would love to talk with you about how you are flipping Everyday math.My 5th grade team and I are currently flipping Every day math and I am also flipping 4th grade math with one colleague. Here is our site to check out if you want.:https://sites.google.com/a/lpsk12.org/franklin-math/
I would love to see any resources you are using. We love the flip process for math. I also currently don't flip the rest of my day but I record every lesson as I teach it and store it on Ustream. Here is the link to my videos posted daily for my students:
https://sites.google.com/a/lpsk12.org/tierney-4-5-blend/daily-agendas-1
Are you in the Springs? Would love to set up a visit but not sure if we can do it this year with just 8 weeks left of school but would love to consider taking a small group done and/or you are welcome to visit with us!
- At 5:09pm on March 26, 2013, Susan Greenfield said…
- As soon as I have an idea when it will work with my schedule I will let you know. There are two other ladies on my end of the building who are interested in seeing your classroom as well.
- At 9:56am on March 26, 2013, Susan Greenfield said…
- Thank you for the invitation. I just may have to do that. We don't go to school on Fridays, so that would be an option.
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