Making the flip: Professor uses annotated online readings to open class time to writing

Posted on: September 23, 2013 | By: Casey Brown | Filed under: Instructional Technologies, Teaching & Learning
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Professor Paula Patch of the English department took part in the Teaching and Learning Technologies (TLT) summer course on flipped instruction. For Patch, flipped instruction seemed beneficial for her College Writing class so she could use more class time to hone her students’ writing skills. “The first year writing course is condensed into one semester, so …

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TLT summer course encourages Elon faculty to use flipped instruction

Posted on: September 20, 2013 | By: Casey Brown | Filed under: Instructional Technologies, Teaching & Learning
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Flipped instruction is a teaching approach that has gained prominence over the last couple of years. Using the flipped method, teachers expose their students to content outside the classroom, so in-class time can be used for more engaging exercises and activities. This summer, a group of Elon faculty members explored the flipping method with a …

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Flip instruction: Jeff Carpenter seeks to create a more engaging classroom environment

Posted on: June 19, 2013 | By: Sam Parker | Filed under: Instructional Technologies, Teaching & Learning
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Jeff Carpenter, assistant professor of education, is working to create more engaging, collaborative classroom environments through flipped instruction. Flipped instruction, or a flipped classroom, is a pedagogical model in which a professor reverses his or her usual lecture and homework components in a class. For example, a faculty member who practices flip teaching typically introduces a …

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Flip instruction: Tony Amoruso works to maximize in-class, hands-on activities

Posted on: June 6, 2013 | By: Sam Parker | Filed under: Instructional Technologies, Teaching & Learning
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Tony Amoruso, assistant professor of accounting, works to increase opportunities for in-class, applied activities in his course through flipped instruction. Flipped instruction, or a flipped classroom, is a pedagogical model in which a professor reverses his or her usual lecture and homework components in a class. For example, a faculty member who practices flip teaching typically …

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Flip instruction: David Neville works to increase in-class practice time for his students

Posted on: May 29, 2013 | By: Sam Parker | Filed under: Instructional Technologies, Teaching & Learning
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David Neville, assistant professor of German and director of language learning technologies, is working to maximize in-class, language-learning opportunities for his students through flipped instruction. Flipped instruction, or a flipped classroom, is a pedagogical model in which a professor reverses his or her usual lecture and homework components in a class. For example, a faculty member …

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