What are "Flipped" lessons?
A flipped lesson allows students to preview and learn material at home, while allowing class time for more in depth discussions, notes, and better opportunities for students to ask questions surrounding a topic. Flipped lessons give more students a voice in their learning and can provide a better understanding of new material.
How does it work?
The night before a lesson, students will get a chance to preview the information, watching Mr. Habecker's video and answering a few questions from their homework book before extending their knowledge further.
What will students have to do the night before?
- Head to our Math HW Form Spreadsheet HERE or in Google Classroom
- Click on the lesson assigned
- Watch Mr. Habecker's video & complete the corresponding HW questions in workbook
- Answer the questions on the Form
- Submit your response
I've asked the class to help me out this week in providing feedback on Flipped Lessons. My hope is that this allows students more of a voice in our daily class discussions centered on math and open up the room for a deeper understanding of concepts.
