Resources on the flipped classroom

“I reversed my teaching in the classroom because I felt I could better meet the needs of the students, the demands of the parents, and my professional and personal needs. »This is how teacher Annick Arsenault Carter (in 7^e year in New Brunswick) explains his choice.

It is interesting to read some statistics regarding teachers who overthrow their class. Éric Noël participated in a 2012 survey conducted informally among the community of teachers practicing the inverted classroom via the hashtag #flipclass on Twitter. No less than 319 people answered the call. We see there that it is at 2^e secondary cycle that the formula has the most followers, mainly in mathematics and science.

However, among the supporters of the inverted class in Quebec, one of the most dynamic is certainly Ms. Caroline Hétu, who teaches French.

During one of his workshops, David Chartrand recalled that google glasses are expected by the end of the year. They will make it possible to obtain information in real time on everything we see. "Like it or not, it may be that students arrive with that next year," he said.

Definitely, we have not finished being surprised by technological innovation! You better be prepared to face it.

To go further, here are some interesting resources about this new pedagogy.

Resources about the flipped classroom

Upheavals
Video where we see Samuel Bernard (college sector) and, very quickly, Pierre Poulin (primary sector).
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7SGHmyHDRmE

Flipped Learning: A Response To Five Common Criticisms
By Alan November and Brian Mull on the eSchool News site
http://www.eschoolnews.com/2012/03/26/flipped-learning-a-response-to-five-common-criticisms

Description of the inverted class
https://sites.google.com/site/classe130/home/classe-inversee
A lower secondary school teacher in a social universe (equivalent), in France.

David Chartrand's YouTube channel
https://www.youtube.com/user/csatic1?feature=watch
It includes many videos useful in setting up flipped classroom content and strategies.

Resources about using video in the reverse classroom

Video podcasting as a driving force behind the flipped classroom
By Samuel Bernard
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tEdpJ1xt5sM

Steps and tools for creating an educational video
By Samuel Bernard (Cégep régional de Lanaudière)
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XXetmXnHsWw

Creation of educational videos (by teachers and students)
By David Chartrand (Collège Sainte-Anne-de-Lachine)
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_uKd8OcJz0k

A few classes upside down ...

Follow the activities of these teachers who reverse their class:
Caroline Hétu, french, secondary
Eric Noël, chemistry and science, secondary
Christian Drouin, chemistry, college
Samuel bernard, mathematics, college
Jean Doré, french, secondary

To discover more, see the Google Drive document reverse classes (at the same time register if you are one of them!)

Navigate through the articles in the file:

Intro: Take your first steps towards the flipped classroom
1. The characteristics and advantages of the “inverted class” and of the “mixed model” (blended learning)
2. The tools that make the flipped classroom possible
3. Reverse class: where to start (and other tips of the trade!)
4. Resources on the flipped classroom