Shows an alternative to the way teaching currently is. Has a small focus on STEM and Computer Science. Has not been presented yet.

1. Flipping the Teaching Paradigm
By: Olin Gallet
Http://www.olingallet.com
Twitter: @olingallet

2. How Teaching's Been
 Students go to class, take an hour lecture
 Go home and do homework

3. Why It's No Good
 Students learn at different rates.
- Go too fast, they get lost.
- Go too slow, they get bored.
 Students learn in different ways.
- Through audio
- Through visuals
- Through doing

4. Proposed Solution
 Put homework in the classroom
- Promotes learning by teaching other students
- Encourages teamwork
- Lets teachers guide rather than force education
 Let teaching happen at home
- Empowers students by letting them learn at their
own pace.
- Students can replay parts of lecture for
reinforcement.

5. Problems with Solution
 Technology Accessibility
- Does every student have Internet and a way to
use it at home?
- Can the school provide resources for students to
get work done at school?

6. Goals Specific to STEM
 Teach students the logic, not the language
- Variables
- Loops
- Control statements
- Arithmetic
- Problem solving
- Trial and error
- Inductive and Deductive Reasoning

7. Relevant Real World Skills
 Teamwork / Coping
 Persistence
 Problem Decomposition

8. How To Do It?
 Scratch
 HTML5 / CSS3
 Javascript / jQuery
 PHP?
Remember the language is not important, it's
about learning the process.

9. For more info:
 Technology in the Classroom -
http://www.udel.edu/udaily/2015/oct/classroom-technology-100714.html

10. For more info:
 Technology in the Classroom -
http://www.udel.edu/udaily/2015/oct/classroom-technology-100714.html