In a recent article in Education Week, Benjamin Levy writes that at Hudson Middle School, “flipping has evolved from a strategy to more deeply engage students, to a strategy adopted by nearly all […]
Flipping Professional Development
Higher Education and the Fall of the Newspapers
Newspapers have been closing down all over the country. The investigative reporting depicted in the movie Spotlight has unfortunately become a luxury many communities are now forced to do without. In a […]
6 Flipped Learning Technologies To Watch in 2016
The Journal reported last week that there are 6 top technologies that are either under development or already in use in the flipped learning environment. Bridget McCrea writes on 03/16/16, Ever since the first […]
Flipped learning is changing the face of special ed
eSchool News reported last summer that flipped learning is having a dramatic impact on efforts to provide an effective education to students with special needs. At E.L. Haynes High School in Washington, […]
Howard County Teacher of the Year Flipped her Classrooms
The Baltimore Sun recently reported that Sahlonda Holt was selected as the Howard County Teacher of the Year. One of the reasons she was selected is because she flipped her classrooms. In […]
A Flipping Revolution in Medical Schools
Drexel University’s College of Medicine unveiled plans Wednesday, February 24, to revamp its curriculum for the first time in more than a decade. The plans include fewer lectures and more flipped classrooms. […]
The Wikipedia University School of Medicine
The title of this post is taken from a blistering Op Ed in The Stanford Daily written by a Stanford University medical student named Steven Zhang. He writes that attendance is down […]
