Barbi's Teaching & Learning Blog

If your flipped classroom isn't working the way you thought it would, step back and take a closer look.  One of these seven characteristics is probably missing.

Don't try to FLIP everything. Look for these three flippable moments before you FLIP it!

Here are five formative assessment strategies you can do in five minutes or less to engage students in flipped classrooms and active learning environments. 

Here's how you can use the Pass-the-Problem strategy in your classroom to encourage collaboration and promote critical thinking.

When you teach using any of the learning-centered or student-centered approaches, the quality of your class time depends on your students coming to class ready to participate and engage. 

Here’s one ‘unplugged’ strategy you can use to involve your students in the learning process, increase engagement, and improve analysis and critical thinking skills.

The "model, coach, fade" strategy is an excellent way to introduce students to their changing roles in the flipped classroom.