Sometimes referred to as blended learning, flipped learning means that the students watch or listen to the content in a setting outside the classroom, and then do their ‘homework’ in class.  Teachers, in turn, are free to work on understanding and application during class time.

Flipped learning activity ideas are included with hundreds of videos throughout the Educate.Today website. To see them all, become a member and search the website using any keywords that pertain to your topic. For some examples, check out the videos below:

My Work as an Artist–Justin King
Meet the Artist–Sam Stang
Storytelling Through Dance with Books in Motion
Talking with Authors: H.W. Brands, The Zealot and the Emancipator: John Brown, Abraham Lincoln, and the Struggle for American Freedom
Exploring Freedom Suits
An Interview with Holocaust Survivor Rachel Miller
Setting Up and Using the Grid to Record Artifacts
What Happens After the Trash Truck Pulls Away?
The Power of Pig Poop: Renewable Energy Created from Manure
Meet the Entrepreneur: Tiffany Wesley and Pure Vibes
Helping Others Through Books n Bros

You’ll also find ideas in our article titled “The Flipped Classroom—Changing the Paradigm.”