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The Flipped Classroom You’ve flipped the classrooms, so now what do you get the students to do? Presented by Gjoa Andrichuk Communication Department Instructor

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The Flipped Classroom

You’ve flipped the classrooms, so now what do you get the

students to do?

Presented by Gjoa AndrichukCommunication Department InstructorJanuary 29, 2014

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Why would students watch potentially 9 hours of lectures before coming to class?

What if they had questions? How would they have time?

Q

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agenda:2 attempts3 kinds of activitiesobservations

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attempt 1:By the end of the unit you should be able to12. describe the structure of a scientific report in the RENR field13. evaluate the structure of a scientific report.

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What did students SAY about using a YouTube tutorial to learn from?

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attempt 2:By the end of the unit you should be able to4. prepare a scientific report 5. correctly cite professional literature

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10 Reports

7 Weeks

1 Literature Review

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Confab FridaysWhat are the themes?

January 24, 2014Buskirk

FernandezGodefroid

This week: Diamond et al. and Wilson and MacArthur (and Melles)

New Handouts: Ralph and Shirley

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The “Jigsaw”:~teams breaking into teams~

B

•B• F•G

F

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G

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observations:-> Podcast yourself or use someone else’s?-> Students were completely engaged during the jigsaws-> Activity is completely dependent on buy in from students.