Blog Posts About: flipped classroom

For generations, students learned concepts in the classroom and then practiced at home. Today, an idea called the flipped classroom is changing this process and helping teachers make better use of class time. This video explains the flipped classroom.

What it Teaches:

This video explains the flipped classroom and why it is being adopted by teachers. It illustrates problems many teachers experience in the traditional format and how the flipped classroom can help solve them by considering the most effective use of both class time and homework. It teaches:

• Why learning and practicing are essential parts of the education process
• How the flipped classroom is changing how we think about learning and practice
• How the flipped classroom impacts teachers and students
• What many teachers will need to flip their classrooms
• Why the flipped classroom may not be best for every student and situation

Watch the Video

The use of videos in education is growing along with the "flipped classroom". A new report by Kaltura helps to put some data behind what many in education are seeing today. Via ReelSEO, here are a few of the highlights of the report:

• 90% of respondents believe that video improves the learning experience, with even basic video tools having a significant impact.
• 57% of respondents agree that flipped classrooms will become a standard teaching method in higher education, with 48% saying that their institutions already practice such.
• 52% of respondents state that video use has been driven from the ‘bottom up’ by faculty.
• 57% of respondents estimate that more than a quarter of their classes already incorporate video content created by faculty.
• 49% of respondents estimate that a typical student watches six to twenty education videos per month.