Description
A ‘back-flipped’ approach to learning:
- Promote learner choice, autonomy and independence
- Develop learners’ digital literacy skills
- Increase time for practising and applying knowledge and skills
- Effective questioning techniques and higher level discussions
- Enhance peer assessment and collaborative learning
- Greater independence and student-led learning
Improve individualised support:
- Optimise differentiation and self-regulation strategies
- Avoid limiting learning by presuming potential ability
- Detect errors in thinking
Practical ideas for developing a flipped approach:
- Develop an interactive virtual learning environment
- Make use of freely available, accessible tools
- Manage non-compliance and improve engagement