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1. Here is where this template begins Flipped Classroom Infographics

2. Flipped Classroom Infographics Engaging the Material First Applications Home Mercury is the closest planet to the Sun and the smallest one in the Solar System—it’s only a bit larger than the Moon Venus has a beautiful name and is the second planet from the Sun. It’s hot and has a poisonous atmosphere

3. Flipped Classroom Infographics Student Centered Review & Remediation Support the Alums Continuous Differentiation It’s composed of hydrogen and helium Venus is the second planet from the Sun Jupiter is the biggest planet of them all It’s the closest planet to the Sun Flipped Class

4. Flipped Classroom Infographics In-Class Assignments Facilitated Activities Online Components It’s the closest planet to the Sun Mercury Venus is the second planet from the Sun Venus Jupiter is the biggest planet of them all Jupiter 1 2 3

5. Flipped Classroom Infographics Information Knowledge Wisdom Data Venus is the second planet from the Sun It’s the closest planet to the Sun It’s composed of hydrogen and helium Jupiter is the biggest planet

6. Flipped Classroom Infographics Efficient and Reusable Student Controlled Learning Cost Effective Hanging Obligation Based Learning Mars is actually a very cold place Mars It’s the closest planet to the Sun Mercury Venus is the second planet from the Sun Venus Jupiter is the biggest planet of them all Jupiter

7. Flipped Classroom Infographics Mercury is the closest planet to the Sun Efficient and Reusable Saturn is composed of hydrogen and helium Student Controlled Learning Jupiter is the biggest planet of them all Engagement Based Learning It’s the farthest planet from the Sun Cost Effective Implementation Venus is the second planet from the Sun Content Representation

8. Flipped Classroom Infographics Mercury is the closest planet to the Sun Instructions Through Homework Mars is actually a very cold place Student Assimilation Support Venus is the second planet from the Sun Student Assimilation of Instruction Jupiter is the biggest planet of them all Teacher Support to Consolidate Takes place prior to the lesson Takes place prior in lesson time

9. Flipped Classroom Infographics Flipped Classroom Jupiter is the biggest planet of them all Learning Through Activity It’s the closest planet to the Sun Education Technology Venus is the second planet from the Sun

10. Flipped Classroom Infographics Video Lesson Skills Practice Skills Different Applications It’s the farthest planet from the Sun It’s composed of hydrogen and helium Jupiter is the biggest planet of them al l Outside of Class In Class

11. Flipped Classroom Infographics Analyze It’s the farthest planet from the Sun Evaluate It’s composed of hydrogen and helium Create Jupiter is the biggest planet of them all Apply It’s the closest planet to the Sun

12. Flipped Classroom Infographics Flipped Class Elementary School Middle School High School Mercury is the farthest planet from the Sun Saturn is composed of hydrogen and helium Jupiter is the biggest planet of them all

13. Flipped Classroom Infographics Interaction and Collaboration Skills Jupiter is the biggest planet of them all Higher Student Engagement Mars is actually a very cold place The Most Independent Learning Venus is the second planet from the Sun Individualised Attention It’s composed of hydrogen and helium

14. Flipped Classroom Infographics Post-Class Assignments Venus is the second planet from the Sun Preparation Materials Jupiter is the biggest planet of them all In Class Activities It’s composed of hydrogen and helium Flipped Learning Approach 1 2 3

15. Flipped Classroom Infographics Assess Learning Venus is the second planet from the Sun Introduce Task Jupiter is the biggest planet of them all Out of Class Task It’s composed of hydrogen and helium In-Class Activity It’s the farthest planet from the Sun

16. Flipped Classroom Infographics Station 01 Jupiter is the biggest planet of them al l Mercury Saturn Pluto Station 02 It’s composed of hydrogen and heliu m Earth Jupiter Ceres Station 03 Venus is the second planet from the Sun Sun Earth Mars

17. Flipped Classroom Infographics It’s composed of hydrogen and helium Engage Jupiter is the biggest planet of them all Prepare Venus is the second planet from the Sun Extend 75 % 30 % 55 %

18. Flipped Classroom Infographics Flipped Classroom Venus is the second planet from the Sun 01 Actual Method Knowledge Out of Class Mars is actually a very cold place 02 Videos Other Resources In-Class Jupiter is the biggest planet of them all 03 Presentations Feedback

19. Flipped Classroom Infographics Intentional Content Mars is actually a very cold place Learning Culture It’s composed of hydrogen and helium Professional Educator Venus is the second planet from the Su n Flexible Environment Jupiter is the biggest planet of them all

20. Flipped Classroom Infographics Learning Outcomes Select Content Select Method Mars is actually a very cold place It’s the closest planet to the Sun It’s the farthest planet from the Sun First Step Second Step Third Step

21. Flipped Classroom Infographics Record It’s the farthest planet from the Sun Watch Mars is actually a very cold place Active Learning Venus is the second planet from the Sun

22. Flipped Classroom Infographics Content More Accessible Students have more control Learning and Collaboration Easier for Parents Significant Front Create a Digital Divide It Relies on Preparation Not Naturally a Test-Prep Pros Cons

23. Flipped Classroom Infographics Problem Solving Activities Jupiter is the biggest planet of them all Efficient Peer Instructions Venus is the second planet from the Sun Discussions and Debate It’s the farthest planet from the Sun Collaborative Activities It’s composed of hydrogen and helium

24. Flipped Flipped Classroom Infographics Traditional Group Lecture It’s the farthest planet from the Sun Homework Activities It’s the closest planet to the Sun Lecture by Computer Venus is the second planet from the Sun Classroom Activities Mars is actually a very cold place

25. Flipped Classroom Infographics 75% 35% Mercury is the closest planet to the Sun and the smallest one in the Solar System—it’s only a bit larger than the Moon Traditional Class Venus has a beautiful name and is the second planet from the Sun. It’s hot and has a poisonous atmosphere Flipped Class

26. Flipped Classroom Infographics Students Focus It’s the closest planet to the Sun 01 Differentiation Mars is actually a very cold plac e 03 Review Venus is the second planet from the Sun 04 Support It’s the farthest planet from the Sun 02 01 02 03 04

27. Flipped Classroom Infographics Venus is the second planet from the Sun Classic Class Flipped Class It’s composed of hydrogen and helium Follow the link in the graph to modify its data and then paste the new one here. For more info, click here

28. Flipped Classroom Infographics Venus is the second planet from the Sun Activities 02 It’s the closest planet to the Sun 01 Materials 03 Assignments Mars is actually a very cold place

29. Flipped Classroom Infographics Introduce Task Mars is actually a very cold place 01 Out of Class Task Venus is the second planet 02 Asses Learning It’s the closest planet to the Sun 03 In-Class Activity Jupiter is the biggest planet 04

30. Flipped Classroom Infographics Mars is actually a very cold place Check 02 Venus is the second planet from the Sun Watch 01

31. Flipped Classroom Infographics Middle School Venus is the second planet from the Sun 25 % Elementary School Mars is actually a very cold place 30 % University It’s the farthest planet from the Sun 20 % High School It’s the closest planet to the Sun 25 % Follow the link in the graph to modify its data and then paste the new one here. For more info, click here

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