Tag Archives: Flipped Classroom

What’s my value as a teacher?

Posted on February 4, 2013 by Nathan Huntoon

As faculty at an institution of higher education, and private, expensive institution at that, I often discuss the future of education.  In situations that I’m sure many of you have experienced, family and friends often ask me why college is … Continue reading →

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Flipping the Classroom

Posted on September 18, 2012 by Elizabeth Thornburg

In some ways, it’s one of the oldest methods in teaching:  introduce new material through out-of-class assignments, then use class time to apply, analyze, dig deeper.  In other ways, new technologies like podcasts, video lectures, and automated quizzes open up … Continue reading →

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