Flipping the classroom is a bit of a trend right now, and it is actually pretty easy to do. I've tried it a couple times and have really enjoyed the results. Here is the set up.
The Idea
Instead of doing exercises at home, do them in class. Instead of lecturing in class, lecture at home. That is the principle. There are many different reasons for doing it, and many resources for it. This is a website that my teacher made which I found to be particularly useful explaining the studies done about it and how to do it.
What do to
Choose a topic to teach. I find that teaching grammar works really well for this.
Pick a way to present it. Here is a nice picture that you may find helpful.
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What do to do after
Now you class is freed up to actually use the grammar. Have conversations and do exercises. Have the students explore the topic as much as possible.
Here is the lesson I made and a follow up conversation to have the next day.
Here is one example of a follow up activity to do the next day.
What do you think?
What are your thoughts on Flipping the class? Any concerns? Do you have any favorite sites or lessons? Have you made one yourself? Let me know!
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