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Flipping The Classroom Snta B Cengage 2013
Flipping The Classroom Snta B Cengage 2013
Cengage 2nd Annual World Language Symposium October 5, 2013 Santa Barbara
The flipped classroom inverts the presentation (lecture) and homework components of the traditional classroom
Discussion Forums - assignments are designed to be open ended and open to interpretation
The flipped classroom is often associated with hybrid or blended instruction which combine online and in class work.
When the students come to class, they dont show up to learn new content, they show up to apply the things they learn at home through the videos.
The Flipped Classroom model has not yet caught on in the humanities and in foreign language instruction. Why not?
Communicative language teaching has already moved beyond the traditional lecture approach
We have moved a long way towards a flipped classroom but are we there yet? Do we have anything to learn?
In our version of the flipped classroom, we move digitally rich content rather than a lecture - outside the classroom
Preparation at Home
Presentation materials photos
Grammar tutorials Hyperlinked Readings Stable thematic websites Online chat Video YouTube sites Discussion Boards
Photos (Gamification)
New Rules
Homework must be revisited (renamed?) Assignments must hold students accountable for
independent searching
Textbooks should guide students - instructors to high interest sites. Students must be expected to learn from each other. (Discussion boards)
Explorez en ligne!
Appartager.com
Submitted Assignment
1) Choose one person. Write down everything you understand in the
persons ad. (In English) 2) Make a list of 3 items you find interesting including at least 2 cultural differences. 3) Write down at least three French expressions you want to retain from this ad.
3) Select one Tmoignages to watch and read about. Give 3 4 facts about the job.
Useful expressions: Write down 3 expressions on the site that you found useful and 5 new vocabulary words you could understand. (Keep these in your vocabulary journal as well) This Explorez en ligne activity will be included in the Culture Section of Examen 3.
The website Les Mtiers.net is clearly designed for a younger population seeking a job. The bright orange and lime green background and accent colors are very youthful and eye-catching, designed to keep young adults interested. It is not serious or formal like it most likely would be for older adults.
The layout was very easy to navigate with important information at the top of every page in bolded font. There was also a surprising lack of ads, which was different than most American websites.
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A. Brainstorming in English B. Inviting in French) A J: Bonjour? I do not know how this works. KR: has just entered the chat A J: haha! Y E: me either KR: Bonjour! YE: Bonjour! AJ: Hola! Wait no. . . AJ: Ok so were supposed to talk about how we ask people to do things in English first, right?
Translation:
1) From the list above, is there a site that you find idiotic? 2) Is there anything you find annoying that people do on social networks? 3) What do you think is the most practical way people use social networks?
Discussion Forum
J'ai trouv un exemple d'un rappeur amricain devant l'orchestre!
I found an example of an American rapper in front of an orchestra! The differences between this clip and the great clip (French) that Josef showed the class are huge. From beginning to end I couldnt stop laughing at the cultural differences.