Five Mistakes to Avoid when Flipping Your Class
When Aaron Sams and I first started flipping our classes in 2007, we made a lot of mistakes. If you are considering flipping your classroom this fall (or just flipping a few lessons), I want to share...
Nineteen Ways for Students to Prepare for Flipped Classrooms
In a flipped classroom, students typically interact with a short micro-video (flipped video) before class and then class time is transformed into an active place of engagement and learning. Some teach...
What Happens when You Flip a School?
Last month I had the privilege of visiting the Shireland Collegiate Academy in Birmingham, United Kingdom. I, along with Lord Jim Knight, Sir Mark Grundy, Kirsty Tonks, and their whole team, led FlipC...
Don't Go Over Your Syllabus on the First Day. Do this instead!
Too often, the first day of school is filled with us teachers sharing about class expectations and syllabi. Imagine being a student who has to sit through seven or eight of these presentations. Inst...
Five Reasons why Elementary Teachers should Flip Math First
I wrote this post for ISTE and you can find it also at THIS LINK
Four years ago, before the concept of flipped learning really took off, I wrote a blog post about flipping the elementary classroom. I...
The Flipped Class Primer for Parents
Flipped classrooms are often met with some skepticism by parents. It seems like a new way to for students to learn and they have many questions. Jon created a short video for parents explaining what t...
Forever Changed: Education Predictions for 2021
Jon was invited to share his predictions for THE Journal. His comments are featured last in the article. You can read the full article HERE
Jon's predictions are below
The "How" of Teaching Will For...
Flipping Virtual Classrooms for More Impact
Jon was invited by Tech & Learning and Intel to contribute to a webinar about how to respond to the pandemic. He was joined on the webiar by Kecia Ray, Hassan Wilson, and Joy McCourt. Listen into th...