Stephanie Mayle

@MrsButrick I have also really enjoyed flipped classrooms in my own experience! As much as it elevates stress for me I can see it causing added stress for students who don't have the resources to complete the work at home or parents who want to help! #CUIN654FALL2019!

I have loved flipped classroom environments in college b/c it allows for flexibility and process time. I have concerns for this in public school. What if families don't have internet at home? I also see many technological problems especially with younger Ss! #CUIN654FALL2019!

@bigburghfan I totally agree that being able to preview the content takes away the on the spot feeling! It helps me to feel more at ease and less worried about whether or not I am understanding the lesson. #CUIN654Fall2019!

I have enjoyed being able to preview information because it makes learning and applying content easier. There is not that on the spot type of processing of information. I have used the website LearnZillion that uses short videos to show content then apply it. #cuin654fall2019!

A flipped classroom seems to put more responsibility into the hands of the student! Students have time to process the information at their own speed before being asked to discuss or answer questions. What happens when students DON'T do the work at home? #CUIN654FALL2019!