Some key things I started doing this year or continued doing... as I read through these posts, these are "smaller" things that I may not remember, but made a huge difference.
- Today in class screen with WSQ chat divided into whole-class, small group, and "U" group portions
- "Today in class" sheets for students to fill out
- Weekly parent newsletter with updates
- Parents could opt in to receiving text messages from my Google Voice number about important student reminders or successes (i.e. they retook a test, they would get a text with the results)
- Having students label their WSQ question with "confusion" "discussion" or "example"
- Continued weekly student feedback opportunities via a Google Form
- Variety of WSQ chat activities and structures
Here are my weekly reflection posts for this year:
1st semester
- Intro to #flipclass for the new year
- Week 1: Getting Started!
- Week 2: It all begins...
- Week 3: Finally getting started!
- Week 4: Ups and Downs
- Week 5 Reflections
- Week 6 Reflection
- Week 7 - students seem to be adjusted; good results continuing!
- Week 8 - I love Peer Instruction!
- Week 9 reflections - Proud of my students
- Week 10 reflections
- Week 11 reflections
- Week 12 Reflections - AND lots of student blog samples!
- Week 13 Reflections - heading into Thanksgiving Break
- Week 14 reflections - time to refocus
- Week 15 reflections - lessons learned
- Week 16 - Feedback from Course 1 "iPod activity" learning method
- Week 17 reflections - struggles and goals as the semester comes to a close.
- Week 18 Reflections - Lessons Learned + Continuing to Tweak
- Year 3 of Flipping - 1st semester student reflections
2nd semester
- Week 2 reflections (sem 2, year 3) - Math Analysis
- Week 2 reflections (sem 2) - Course 1 (CCSS)
- Week 3 reflections (+ my Unit Circle derivation activity/student blog posts AND some student reflections)
- Week 4 Reflections
- Week 6 Reflections
- Week 8 Reflections - Thanks for a great activity, Zach & Steve!
- Reflections - I think it's week 10?
- Week 12 - Self-paced failure. And some thoughts for next year.
- Week 14 reflections - winding down
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