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Flipped Classrooms 

How to save, edit and share video clips with your students

November 11, 2015November 11, 2015 Scott Thompson 10 Comments flipped classroom, Google Classroom, Google Drive, YouTube

Part 2: sharing videos in Google Classroom, Drive, and YouTube In Part 1, we looked at tools for finding and editing

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A flipped classroom in Thailand

February 26, 2015February 27, 2015 Supanya Khienjarern 9 Comments economics, flipped classroom

Comparing achievement in an economics classroom The flipped classroom is a new teaching method that reverses the traditional homework model.

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Technology in the math classroom

February 23, 2015November 30, 2018 Mary Beth Limanek 12 Comments flipped classroom, Flubaroo, Google Docs, Google Forms, math, YouTube videos

When we first started our work with the Tarrant Institute I was hesitant. I am a math teacher; unless using

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Flipped Classrooms Science Saturdays 

Thinking about flipped science classrooms

January 10, 2015April 15, 2022 Mark W. Olofson 4 Comments constructivism, flipped classroom, Science, STEM

Here at the beginning of the year, many people make resolutions. A new year can mean new opportunities, and offer

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Tools We Like 

How to use EdPuzzle for differentiation

September 8, 2014September 8, 2014 Susan Hennessey 19 Comments differentiation, EdPuzzle, flipped classroom

New cool tool for flipped classrooms and personalized learning Check out this great resource for differentiation and the flipped classroom:

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