Many educators are experimenting with flipped classrooms, where their students listen to lectures at home and do homework or other assignments in the classroom. The transition to a new instructional model can be challenging for both teachers and students. Learn more about best practices for flipping and some of the evidence for its effectiveness.
One thing that's clear is that in a flipped classroom model, technology is key. With that in mind, here are some recommended "flipping" tools available on the Web:
Article by Kassondra Granata, EducationWorld Contributor
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