Archive for the tag "flipped classroom"
Flipping Out: Preflip Planning
One of my current professional goals is to experiment with new ways to improve my library instruction sessions and grow as an instructor. So when our residency librarian decided to lead a group of instruction librarians to test the “flipped classroom” in library instruction, I welcomed the opportunity to discover how “flipping” might transform my [...]
Posted: 25 February, 2013 in First Year Academic Librarian Experience, Teaching.
Tags: flipped classroom, instruction, library instruction
Comments: 5
Can We Flip the Library Classroom?
Recently there have been lots of articles in my feedreader about “flipping” the classroom. This pedagogical strategy aims to reverse the order of operations in traditional lecture-based classes. Instead of the professor lecturing during class and the students completing homework in between sessions, proponents of flipped classrooms move problem-solving into the classroom, and often assign [...]
Posted: 30 April, 2012 in Teaching.
Tags: flipped classroom, pedagogy
Comments: 6
