Flipping Your English Class to Reach All Learners

Cover
 TItle
 Copyright
 Contents
 Meet the Author
 Acknowledgments
 1 Why I Flipped My Class
 Flipping Benefits Students of All Abilities
 Flipping Helps Students Become More Responsible for Their Own Learning
 Flipping Benefits Busy Students
 Flipping Allows Teachers More Individual Interaction with Every Student
 Flipping Allows Teachers the Ability to Develop Better Relationships with All Their Students
 Flipping Significantly Reduces Negative Behaviors that Affect Classroom Management
 Flipping Is Not About the Video
 2 What Is a Flipped Classroom?
 Instruction Delivered Asynchronously. Students Have Immediate and Consistent Access to InformationTeachers Are Available during Class Time to Answer Questions and to Guide Learning
 3 Why a Flipped Class Works in Language Arts
 Individualized Instruction
 Community
 Self-Pacing
 Choice in Activities/Alternate Assessment
 Focus on the \"Fun Stuff \"
 Grading
 Efficiently Use Time
 Autonomous Learning
 Common Core State Standards
 4 Models of a Flipped Classroom
 First Iteration Flips
 Second Iteration Flips
 Third Iteration Flips
 5 Flipped Writing Instruction
 What Does a Flipped English Class Look Like? Writing Lesson Plan (Traditional Flip): How Can a Source Be Reliable?Writing Lesson Plan (Explore-Flip-Apply): How Can a Source Be Reliable?
 Writing Lesson Plan (Traditional Flip): English and Italian Sonnets
 Writing Lesson Plan (Explore-Flip-Apply): English and Italian Sonnets
 Writing Lesson Plan (Traditional Flip): Argument in the Real World
 Writing Lesson Plan (Explore-Flip-Apply): Should Mr. Smith Flip His Class?
 Writing Lesson Plan: At the RACES: Writing Open-Ended Responses on Standardized Tests
 6 Flipped Language Instruction
 Language Lesson Plan: Comma Usage. Language Lesson Plan: Verbal Phrases: Gerunds, Participles, InfinitivesLanguage Lesson Plan: Parts of Speech
 Language Lesson Plan: Ask the Expert
 7 Flipped Reading Instruction
 Reading Lesson Plan: Symbolism in Lord of the Flies
 Reading Lesson Plan: \"maggy, milly, molly, and may\" by e.e. cummings
 Reading Lesson Plan: Drama: The Three- and Five-Act Plays
 Reading Lesson Plan: Of Mice and Men: Introductory Idioms
 Reading Lesson Plan: Exposition in Roll of Thunder, Hear My Cry
 8 Flipping Speaking and Listening Instruction
 Speaking and Listening Lesson Plan: Analyzing Famous Speeches. Speaking and Listening Lesson Plan: Bad PowerPointsSpeaking and Listening Lesson Plan: Where Do My Hands Go?
 Rubric Sample
 Speaking and Listening Lesson Plan: Socratic Seminar
 9 Other Uses for Flipping Language Arts
 Student Feedback
 Peer Feedback
 Student-Created Content
 Creative Projects
 10 Tips for Making Engaging Videos
 High Energy (I Mean Over-the-Top Energy)
 Student Reflection
 Script or No Script? That Is the Question.
 Keep It Short
 Personalize
 Tell Stories
 Create with Another Teacher
 Make It Multimodal
 Go on Location
 Consider Interactivity
 Done Is Better Than Perfect.