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Really good article about one teacher's experience with a flipped classroom, why she stopped using that model and how the idea of flipping made her a better teacher.

Wow, really interesting article, thanks Heather! Love how the teacher also learned from the experience and changed her in-class teaching style...

Thanks Heather, for posting, and Lauren, for suggesting...anybody who is taking T440 and loves the concept but feels skeptical about its real-world plausibility should read this article.

Brief post decrying traditional concepts of the flipped classroom in favor of a more 'Duckworthian' approach

Good point, Tim, the flipped classroom doesn't flip who's listening during the lecture phase, does it? Could the teach then use Duckworth's model in class, or does the existence of a lecture phase at all limit the effectiveness of her approach?

The most frequently heard criticism of the flipped classroom may be about accessibility. If you're doing a flipped classroom and you're providing this digital information, you want to make sure all students have access to this information. This is a problem if kids don't have internet access at home.

The flipped classroom in Review for 2012

Interesting to see the flipped classroom approach in a prestigious medical school environment

This article weighs in both side of flipping classrooms. "Good teaching, regardless of discipline, should always limit passive transfer of knowledge in class, and promote learning environments built on the tenants of inquiry, collaboration and critical thinking."

Day in the life of a flipped classroom

It's cool to see how teachers have been inspired. This model obviously has some strengths.

Still in Favor of the Flip

Flipped classrooms and mastery learning: "The student's understanding of a subject is a constant and time is a variable."

Flipping the classroom continues to get a lot of press

Stanford Medical School is working on flipped classroom model for some of its courses.

In the homework vs. no-homework debate, options like flipped classroom or blended learning are not even given a chance. How might technology help solve the educational problems in France?

Flipping the College classroom using MOOCs

I like the concept of "flipping"...

Wow, TED Ed looks pretty cool. The videos are high quality and the explanation for the ones I watched were clear and concise. Nice!

Why Khan Academy and similar approaches are not transformative