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This model is known as "flipped classroom" where students self-study video lectures on topics outside of the class, and during class time, the teacher fills in
by lbotos 6y ago
This model is known as "flipped classroom" where students self-study video lectures on topics outside of the class, and during class time, the teacher fills in specific knowledge gaps.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Flipped_classroom https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Flipped_classroom
I agree, it's very much the future (if we ever get there).
- watwut 6y agoOur teachers tended to try that. Result - nobody read that except most disciplined individuals who skimmed the texts. I think the results with videos would be the same. The experiment was reproduced the same way in elementary school, high school and college. Readings are skipped unless you have to give the teacher something. But most importantly, it is absurd to make this into a "system". The teachers can do mix of activities in school and homework can be mix of activities. There is zero reason to decide for one place for each activity, put name on it and then demand compliance. Teachers help is necessary at times, then again students doing individual work and problem solving with no help is important in reasonable doses too.