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This video was introduced to me by Sara Karsten. An engaging and funny talk that points to the failures/downfalls of math instruction/curriculum. Does Dan Meyer's claims about how we teach have truth? How does this reflection challenge our instruction?

An engaging 10 minute talk challenging educators to reflect on their instructional strategies in light of the fact that students no longer need to go to school to access information/knowledge. Furthermore, she challenges us to consider allowing students to have a voice in forming their knowledge, learn through experience and failure.

Here are 11 sites that may inspire you.

This is from Sandy Lake. There is some overall with strategies we've talked about, but it has good examples and some new ideas.

the blog highlights the necessary parts of a flipped classroom.

YouTube is rolling out some big new ways to engage with the education community. Continuing with our look at how YouTube can aid teachers and students, it's probably a good idea to actually outline exactly how the video service can help in the classroom. Engage students by showing a video relevant to their lives.

Considering flipping your instruction? This is a great place to start your research on how to do it.

Great links to the flipped classroom approach. Helpful tools and insight to making the flip a success.