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Monthly Archives: January 2013
Making sure the Flip isn’t a Flop
After doing reading on “Flipping” a classroom and talking with peers like Celeste–who has also taken on the task of Flipping part of her Language program–I have decided to make sure I post the four lesson videos. With the videos … Continue reading
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Silent Blog, Active Thoughts
I have been a bit slow to re-engage on the Cohort21 Blog. This does not mean I have not mentally been engaged. Between life, school, and extra curricular activities, I had many a thought about Cohort21 and what I should be … Continue reading
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