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The Flipped Approach to a Learner-Centered Class
Learn the skills needed to become more learner-centered and flip your classroom.

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Rethink the Design of Your Class
You can flip pancakes. You can flip burgers. How do you flip a class?
In a lecture-centered classroom, the instructor delivers content in class and then sends students home to complete homework. When you deliver informational content outside the classroom and then use class time to facilitate engagement and deeper learning—that’s a flipped classroom.
Flipping learning, however, is about more than pre-class lectures. Effective flips involve two key elements.
First, you need to structure lesson plans to shift focus from content delivery to student engagement.
In many learning environments, the instructor directs the energy toward his or her lecture. Planning typically starts with the question, “What am I going to talk about?” In a flipped environment, this structure is reversed. The instructor directs the energy toward his or her students. Planning starts with the question, “What do the students need to do?” This fundamental shift changes the whole dynamic of the learning environment.
Second, you need to use your classroom skills effectively to help students transform inert content into mastered material.
By flipping the focus of the learning environment from teacher centered to learner centered, you create an environment that engages students, enhances learning, and creates an exciting classroom atmosphere.
Moving from a lecture-based class to a flipped class requires a new set of skills. In order to do it well, you need to shift the way you design your class and implement your teaching strategies to ensure that the learning environment is successful.
Benefits
This presentation will give you solid and practical guidance on the planning and skill-building required to successfully flip a classroom. You will:
- Participate in a flipped learning experience modeled for you on video— including a discussion of what worked and what can be improved
- Analyze each piece of a simplified lesson plan to recognize flippable moments
- Discover ways to flip your existing lesson plan(s)
- Identify the skills you need to develop to effectively manage the classroom part of the experience
- Generate ways for engaging college students through effective questioning and discussion strategies
- Receive a list of additional resources and articles to continue your professional development in designing effective learning environments
The greatest value of any educational experience lies in what you take away and actually use. This online seminar shows you:
- How to structure a lesson plan as a flipped learning experience
- How to bring life to old lesson plans through flipping
- A selection of flipped techniques to apply to your own classes
- How to assess your skills to make the most of a flipped lesson plan
- How to introduce students to the flipped environment on the first day of class
- Recommended professional development opportunities for you and for others in your department who are interested in flipping
Topics Covered
During The Flipped Approach to a Learner-Centered Class you will learn:
- An expanded definition of what it means to flip a learning environment
- How to analyze a flipped lesson plan to help your students engage in higher-level learning
- To identify the skills you need to develop so you can create a successful flipped experience for you and your students
Audience
The Flipped Approach to a Learner-Centered Class is for any teachers who want practical guidance on how to flip their own classes.
- New and experienced faculty
- Advanced graduate students
- Future faculty with teaching experience
- Adjunct faculty and instructors
- Faculty developers
- Administrators in charge of faculty development
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The flip is more than just a fad. It’s reinvigorating learning (and teaching) in thousands of classrooms. Discover how The Flipped Approach to a Learner-Centered Class can help make learning more fun and more effective for everyone involved.
Product Code: PC13BA
Campus Access License
With the purchase of the optional Campus Access License, registrants are granted a license to download the program contents to a password-protected network, server, or website for additional staff use. You will receive information on downloading the contents of the program within 3-5 business days after payment has been received by Magna.
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