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Flipped mastery classroom: Be a Barista

Published on Nov 21, 2015

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PRESENTATION OUTLINE

The Flipped Mastery Classroom

By Davis Scott & Terry Shin

Flipped vs Flipped Mastery

  • Pre-assessments
  • Learners at difference pace
  • Be a Content Master
  • Learners take charge/freedom

Master vs Apprentice

The Master

  • allows learners to master material
  • provides second-chances for learners to demonstrate mastery
  • creates differentiated assessments for learners to show their mastery in their own way
  • conducts a classroom which is organized chaos
  • more than just knowledgable of their subject material
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  • gracefully conducts a class of learners at different stages of the unit
  • gives the keys to learning to the learners
  • designs unit with clear objectives and skills to master
  • spends ample time with the individual learner
  • implements a system which forces learners to discover for themselves
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Apprentice

  • Noob
  • implements a system which forces learners to discover for themselves
  • does not provide an opportunity for students to master objectives- instead, moves on
  • refuses to give up control of direct-styled instruction
  • does not allow for maximum differentiation
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  • makes themself the center of the classroom
  • does not implement flipped videos to be asynchronous
  • does not engage the learners
  • allows for only one way to learn and demonstrate mastery of content
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Flipped Mastery

Be a Barista
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What Coffee did you make?

Tweet your Coffee! #FlippedCoffee
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Create your own drink

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Thank You!