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​​What is flipped teaching?
In a conventional math or science class, students learn the material in class (classroom), and review/practice harder problems at home (homework). In the flipped classroom, the tasks for classroom and homework are reversed: Students learn the materials at home and before class (homework) and they do more advanced learning in class (classroom).

​(1)  Introduction
(2)  Preparing Before Class
(3)  In-Depth Learning in the Classroom
(4)  Love to Lecture?  You'll Love Flipping
(5)  Forward Thinking, Backward Designed
(6)  Re-imagining Homework
(7)  Falling Behind the Schedule? Never!
(8)  About Office Hours
(9)  A Good Class, Guaranteed
  • Home
  • The Sunshine Blog
  • Academic Leader
    • Presentations and Publications
    • Math Pathways
    • Messages from the Dean
    • The Flipped Classroom
    • Course Success
  • Teacher
    • Publications
    • Math Excursions for Liberal Arts
    • MATH 2220
    • Discrete Math
    • Calculus III
    • Calculus II
    • Calculus I
  • Contact