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Catalyst Charter Middle School Ripon, WI

Backchannel todaysmeet.com/catalyst

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�  Opened fall 2012

�  PBL curriculum and approach

�  3 themes: �  Digital citizenship �  Green futures �  STEM

�  Creating…Communicating… Collaborating…

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�  Brian Bennett- The Flipped Classroom is a mindset, not a method

� Aaron Sams - There is

no such thing as THE flipped classroom

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�  Just videos

�  An online class

�  Replacing teachers with

videos

�  Students working

without structure

�  Students working alone

�  A means to INCREASE

interaction and

personalized contact

time between students

and teachers

�  An environment where

students

take responsibility for

their own learning 

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�  A classroom where students who are absent due to illness

or extra-curricular activities such as athletics or field-trips,

don't get left behind.

�  A class where content is permanently archived  for

review or remediation.

�  A class where all students are engaged in their learning.

�  A place where all students can get

a personalized education

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1. Video introduces topic, class time

expands on it

2. Video interlude introduces a problem or

a challenge

3. Video introduces homework

4. Video prompts reflection

5. Students teach with video

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Create an engaging, interactive

environment that is student- centered.

Make the best use of your face- to-face time with

your students.

Practice, application, and

working with content is done inside of class.

Focus on deeper meaning

and connections, not

just basic rote memorization and practice.

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1.  Started with the end in

mind

2.  Kept it simple

3.  Connected, connected,

connected

4.  Used other available

resources for videos

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Ted Ed

Khan Academy

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�  Jing: http://www.techsmith.com/jing.html

�  Screencast-o-Matic: http://screencast-o-matic.com/

�  Screenr: http://www.screenr.com/

•  Educreations - http://

www.educreations.com/

•  Explain Everything

http://

www.explaineverything.com/

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�  Vimeo

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Wikispaces Edmodo

Google Sites

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•  Podcast of directions for groups

•  Wiki used to share information

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Google Docs/Collections

"Innovative learning requires that you trust yourself, that you be self-directed rather than other-directed in both your life and work." Warren Bennis

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Resources • Catalyst Charter Middle School

(http://catalystcharter.wikispaces.com)

• Resources for Flipped Lessons

(http://catalystresources.wikispaces.com)

Pinterest collection on Flipped Lessons

(http://pinterest.com/stampcat2/flipped-classroom)

• Catalyst Charter Middle School Blog

(http://catalystchannel.blogspot.com)

Contacts:

Tom Hoh – [email protected]

Sandy Wisneski – [email protected]

Tim Scottberg – [email protected]