In fact every time I have helped a teacher flip their classroom in the high school it has never involved videos. Instead it involves students actively finding information, making sense of it, and then coming to class ready to discuss with the teacher what they have learned, what questions they have and, what it is they still don’t know/understand.
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Harvard Education Letter - 1 views
Zinn Education Project - 1 views
Columbia American History Online - 0 views
What is a Primary Source? - 2 views
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Examples of Primary source vs secondary sources
Slacktivism | Wright'sRoom - 0 views
Why Uganda is Our Best Chance to get to the Bottom of the Peace-Justice Debate | Justice in Conflict - 1 views
Trafficking in Persons Report 2011 What Is Trafficking in Persons? - 0 views
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US Department of State world Human Trafficking Reports
The Marshmallow Challenge - 2 views
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Sociology Psychology Team building
Unit 2 - Political Participation - 0 views
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Great essential questions and enduring understandings for suffrage, the role of the individual in the electoral process and the way a candidate is elected.
resourcesforhistoryteachers - home - 2 views
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Social Studies resource wiki
Teachable Moment - - 1 views
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Great resource for daily lesson plans related to a current event
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Great resource for daily lesson plans related to a current event
Flipping History | The Thinking Stick - 2 views
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It has been amazing the pushback we have received both from students and from parents on this flipped idea. Students telling us they would rather listen to a lecture and powerpoint from the teacher then have to struggle through the mass of content out there to find the answer themselves. Parents calling into question the idea that the teacher isn’t “teaching my child” and the frustration their child is having to “find the right answer.” Both of these comments scare me....a lot!
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As an employee of my school I am very concerned about the notion of what good learning (not teaching) looks like in a world that is filled with information that is chaotic, messy, and ever growing.
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A different look at flipped instruction, especially for social studies.
101 Great Sites for Social Studies Class - 0 views
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101 Great Sites for Social Studies Class http://t.co/mas8a0X via @Diigo #sschat #historyteacher
MISDwikiworkshop - home - 0 views
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Getting started with Wikis wikispace
