"As an administrator I have noticed that our teachers try different technology tools out until they find a few that they are most comfortable with, and then expand on using those tools with their students.
There are many teaching styles and…"
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What Comes First?
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What comes first in the teaching reform process additional access to technology or a change in practice and routine?Continue
Started this discussion. Last reply by Roxanne Desforges Jan 14.
Adding More Control
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Do you think that in a flipped classroom, you actually have more control as educators? Tell me what you think. Continue
Started this discussion. Last reply by btbrayman Feb 22.
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Greg Green posted a status
"When a teacher's role turns to a facilitator what can your classroom become."
Greg Green replied to Matt Flynn's discussion Flipped Not Working
"If your videos are short, show them in class. Take control of the entire learning cycle."
Greg Green left a comment for Nancy Schunke
"Hi NANCY!
Hope your flipped experiences are going well. greg green
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btbrayman replied to Greg Green's discussion Adding More Control
"Hi Greg,
About how many students are you averaging in your English and History classes at Clintondale?
Thanks,
Brook"
btbrayman replied to Greg Green's discussion Adding More Control
"I have less control, which is the way I like it.
I'm using a mastery approach with pretty much only essays and larger performance assessments as my summative assessment vehicles (not quite full PBL but pretty close). The mastery…"
Craig Magtutu replied to Greg Green's discussion What Comes First?
"Greg - love your blog, BTW.
This question feels strange; kinda like the chicken and egg question. A more useful way of phrasing that age-old conundrum (for those of us in states that still have evolution in the science curriculum) might be - how…"
Jonathan Bergmann replied to Greg Green's discussion Adding More Control
"This was one of our big struggles as well. Though it is painful for you, and them, know that you are doing what is best for your students. You are teaching them life long lessons that will carry over into their lives.
There is a quote somewhere…"
Chem Simoneau replied to Greg Green's discussion Adding More Control
"I agree that in a flipped class you do give up control, and let me tell you what a wonderful feeling that is. I’ve always believed that teaching is a partnership between the teacher and student, but in the past I’ve felt that I was doing…"
Craig Magtutu replied to Greg Green's discussion Adding More Control
"I agree with Jon - the best thing we can do for students is to prepare them for what lies ahead. The problem is - NO ONE KNOWS what lies ahead! What we do know is that no one is going to sit them down and teach them like they've learned to do…"
Greg Green posted a status
"What are we going to do with all the digital resources? How do we evaluate all of them? One idea is to set up base content and add to it."
Greg Green posted a status
"When flipping one of your classes, an 80/20 rule is a great guide for you. 80% student activity / 20% teacher lecture."
Greg Green posted a status
"Our school's college enrollment rate for 0-24 months post hs graduation is 80.79% compared to the state of Michigan's which is 75.57%."
Jonathan Bergmann replied to Greg Green's discussion Adding More Control
"Those kids have learned how to play school for 18yrs and you just changed the rules on them. It is probably the best thing you are doing for them. They have to take responsibilIty for their own learning. Stick with it. You are doing what is best for…"
Chelsea Campbell replied to Greg Green's discussion Adding More Control
"Yes, I am teaching freshmen in college- and I am getting a decent amount of resistance. They are claiming that they are teaching themselves because I am not lecturing in class. They do get my lectures- througho video and we practice problems in…"
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