The Flipped ELT Classroom
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Recent presentation on the Flipped Classroom and the modifications for making it work in the language classroom. Click the images to go to examples/readings.
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The Flipped ELT Classroom
- 1. The Flipped Classroom (in ELT) Click for more readingsClick for more readings http://teachers.schooloftefl.com Future of Learning – Sugata Mitra
- 2. In case you want to tweet something. I prepared a couple in advance.
- 9. Efficiency
- 12. A Question What would the flipped version of this conference be like?
- 13. The Flipped Model Explained
- 14. The Premise / The Promise
- 15. Two Fundamental Conditions 1. The Teacher is “out of the way” - a self directed learning focus 2. Access to Technology (video)
- 17. A Comparison Learner Autonomy Learner Dependancy Differentiated One size fits all Asynchronous Synchronous Performance Based Knowledge Based Facilitator model Authoritarian model Inductive Deductive Flipped Traditional
- 18. Criticisms • What if students don’t do the homework? • Lack of access to technology • Teachers can’t make so many videos! • Still “stand and deliver” lecture based but just delivered online and “fancied up”. • Teachers not skilled in using technology.
- 19. It’s about this!
- 20. A Story
- 21. Success!
- 24. The Flipped Classroom For ELT Video Classroom Self Social
- 25. The Flipped ELT Classroom Learning Acquisition Teaching Practice
- 26. Practice by yourself then Learn together
- 27. Flip Your Lessons Upside Down Lesson Delivery Class timeActivity. Why at the end? Instruction. Explanation. Skill Work Why not the activity first? Instruction only if needed at the end or on the fly
- 28. Teacher video. An example. Self Introduction
- 31. Discussion
- 33. Watch | Learn | Speak david@englishcentral.com
Hinweis der Redaktion
- Full resources on that link. A lifetime of Flipped Classroom reading and watching….
- The hook. This lecture about seeing things differently.
- See a mouse?
- Play video. The flipped model is about imagining something different, imagining that learning happens not just in the presence of a teacher.
- Read the poem. What does it mean to us as teachers. How much time have you stole from your students?
- Is this familiar? What prevents us from using school time well, efficiently?
- Basic definition. Opposite of traditional instruction in class and practice/application alone as homework (where often nobody there to help out).
- Flipped Classroom. Students study in a self directed fashion. Then apply and get remedial help from the teacher in class.
- Ask and then show the photo. In a flipped conference each presenter would pre record video lectures. We’d watch and learn at home and then come to the conference to chat/talk/debate with the presenter as our facilitator and guide. Applied learning, not passive pd.
- Salman Khan popularizes the flipped classroom model. But he teaches math / physics which are content based subjects. Important differences when applying the flipped model to language learning (which we’ll discuss later).
- The teacher focuses on the end and objective of education – creating independent learners. Technology is a tool that helps students gain access to that which once was the providence of “the expert” , the teacher.
- Chris Anderson TED – sees video replacing text. Most important aspect of this revolution is that educators through video and delivery models can now differentiate. In the traditional classroom this was always just “pie in the sky” but now possible with IT.
- Basic differences.
- Our basic job description. Learning Engineers.
- From http://ww2.odu.edu/educ/roverbau/Bloom/blooms_taxonomy.htm Remembering: can the student recall or remember the information? define, duplicate, list, memorize, recall, repeat, reproduce state Understanding: can the student explain ideas or concepts? classify, describe, discuss, explain, identify, locate, recognize, report, select, translate, paraphrase Applying : can the student use the information in a new way? choose, demonstrate, dramatize, employ, illustrate, interpret, operate, schedule, sketch, solve, use, write. Analyzing : can the student distinguish between the different parts? appraise, compare, contrast, criticize, differentiate, discriminate, distinguish, examine, experiment, question, test. Evaluating : can the student justify a stand or decision? appraise, argue, defend, judge, select, support, value, evaluate Creating : can the student create new product or point of view?
- Students do the heavy lifting by themselves or peer to peer. Then, we come together to learn as a community and practice the social aspects of language and communication.
- Just turn your lesson plan upside down. The best part of the lesson for students, where they learn the most and enjoy the most is often cut short. The bell rings and the fun never starts. So just start there. If intervention/instruction is needed, teachers can do it in small groups while students continue practicing and using language.
- Sports metaphor. Learning a language is a skill where the focus/time is on practice. Teaching and intervention (coaching) is very selective.
- Discuss. What problems do you see with this model?