2. From your homework…
HAS Task – Use the five minute lesson plan to quickly
scribble a lesson including the ‘flipped classroom’
technique for this week
MAS Task – Describe areas of your specification
where you think the ‘flipped classroom’ would be
suitable
LAS Task – Research the flipped classroom meaning
3. Reinforcement of learning;
What is the flipped classroom?
Flipped Classroom Explained
A reversed teaching model that delivers instruction at
home through interactive, teacher-created videos and
moves “homework” to the classroom.
Moving lectures outside of the classroom allows teachers
to spend more 1:1 time with each student.
Students have the opportunity to ask questions and work
through problems with the guidance of their teachers and
the support of their peers - creating a collaborative
learning environment.
4. What are some benefits of this
method?
Gives teachers more time to spend 1:1 helping students
Builds stronger student/teacher relationships
Offers a way for teachers to share information with other
faculty, supply teachers, students, parents, and the
community easily
Produces the ability for students to “rewind” lessons and
master topics
Creates a collaborative learning environment in the
classroom
5. Impact on my own teaching
Increases focus on exam question technique without
spending extra lessons on content
Useful for small groups in sixth form
Emphasis upon the learner to take responsibility and
increase work ethic knowing that lesson progresses
from home learning
Absent students can infill their learning
Can prepare for sensitive content re attitude to
learning