Flipped classrooms with diverse learners : international perspectives / Zachary Walker, Desiree Tan, Noi Keng Koh, editors.

This book addresses the background of classroom flipping, explores the theoretical underpinnings for why flipping works, and shares current success stories in practice. It provides diverse international examples of classroom flipping for all ages, includes discussions of the authors studies in the c...

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Other Authors: Walker, Zachary, Tan, Desiree, Koh, Noi Keng
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Language:English
Published: Singapore : Springer, 2020.
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505 0 |a Intro -- Preface -- Contents -- Primary and Secondary Learning -- 1 An Introduction to Flipping the Classroom -- Introduction -- Book Organization -- Definition of Flipping the Classroom -- Flipping the Classroom -- Pre-meeting -- In-class -- Best Practices for Flipping the Classroom -- Tools to Consider -- Conclusion -- References -- 2 Instructional Design: Evidence-Based Practices in the Flipped Classroom -- Introduction -- What Do Students Do at Home and School? -- How Do Teachers Create or Curate High-Quality Learning Activities? -- Principles of Instructional Design 
505 8 |a What Evidence-Based Practices Can Teachers Incorporate in Their Flipped Classrooms? -- Feedback -- Self-explanation -- Collaborative Learning -- How Do Teachers Know if Their Students Are Learning? -- Conclusion -- References -- 3 Flipping the Mathematics Classroom -- Introduction -- Literature Review -- Evidence of the Benefits of Flipped Instruction in Math Classrooms -- Student Benefits/Challenges -- Pedagogical Aspects -- Differentiated Instruction -- Transforming a Math Classroom into a Flipped Classroom -- Pre-class Instruction -- Pre-class Practice -- Classroom Instruction 
505 8 |a Student Interactions -- Mathematical Activities -- Differentiating Instruction -- Supporting Data -- Implementation Concerns -- Student Responsibility -- Student Resistance -- Parental Reaction -- Teacher Concerns -- Conclusion -- References -- 4 Flipping the English Language Arts and Literacy Classroom -- Introduction -- Individual Elements of English Language Arts and Literacy Instruction -- Flipped Focus on Teaching and Enhancing Language -- Flipping the English Language Arts and Literacy Content -- Word Study -- Comprehension and Meaningful Practice -- Writing -- Discussion and Conclusion 
504 |a References-5 A Flipped English Class in a Korean Middle School: Changes in English Language Teaching, Classroom Interaction, and Learning Outcomes-Introduction-English Education in South Korea-The Flipped Classroom in Research-Flipped Instruction in the Korean EFL Classroom-Method-Participants-Site-Classroom Lessons-Data Collection-Data Analysis-Findings-Implications and Conclusion-Pedagogical Implications-Conclusion-Appendix 1: Reading Activity ('Spilled Milk') : A Sample of Student Work-Appendix 2: Writing Activity ('I Am a Poet') Worksheet 
505 8 |a Appendix 3: Writing Activity ('I Am a Poet'): Samples of the Student Works -- References -- 6 Flipping Physical Education Classrooms for Grades K-12 -- Introduction -- Literature Review -- Best Practices for Flipping PE Classes -- Out of Class Activities for the Flipped PE Classroom -- In-Class Activities for the Flipped PE Classroom -- Tools for the Flipped PE Classroom -- Discussion -- Implications -- Future Research -- References -- 7 Flipping for Diverse Learners -- Introduction and Background -- Literature Review 
500 |a Characteristics of Students with Disabilities and the Alignment with Flipped Instruction 
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