Here is an example of flipping the classroom. Above is a short video I made as an introduction to the US Supreme Court. We started the next class with questions they had on the video and then I gave them a quiz to make sure they had learned the major points. In class my students work on their US Supreme Court Webquest where they can ask me questions and learn more interactively. Tuesday, December 18, 2012
Webquests and Flipping the Class
Here is an example of flipping the classroom. Above is a short video I made as an introduction to the US Supreme Court. We started the next class with questions they had on the video and then I gave them a quiz to make sure they had learned the major points. In class my students work on their US Supreme Court Webquest where they can ask me questions and learn more interactively. 
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