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=Resources for learning more about the flipped classroom approach to teaching and learning=

A quick Google search will yield more than you'd ever be able to absorb about the flipped classroom, but here's a short list of some of the seminal works on the topic. Feel free to add more resources as you discover them!

This first one is an infographic covering all of the benefits of flipping the classroom. We included it for the visual learners among you.

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This next one is a video of a TED talk by Salman Khan, an early innovator in the flipped classroom movement. This hedge fund manager turned online tutorial creator founded the renowned nonprofit Khan Academy, a non-profit site devoted to free online tutorials for students and teachers across the globe. If you haven't seen it, it's well worth the 20 minute investment to see this inspirational speaker and hear his personal story.

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Infographics and videos are all fine, but would your rather just sink your teeth into a good book on the topic? Never fear, the originators of the flipped classroom concept, Jonathan Bergman and Aaron Sams, two Chemistry teachers who began flipping in 2006, have written a book on the topic, entitled //Flip Your Classroom: Reach Every Student in Every Class Every Day//.

Okay, a whole book might be too much to ask for busy teachers like yourselves. How about the highlights in a //Washington Post// article interviewing one of the authors? That might be just right: //The Flip: Classwork at Home, Homework in the Class//, by Valerie Strauss.

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