Dear future Math Analysis Students,
In order to succeed in the flipped classroom you must not
procrastinate and take responsibility of your assignments. If you are on task
and watch all the videos on time and not get left behind your year will be less
stressful and you will not feel overwhelmed and are more likely to succeed. In
order to succeed you must have the motivation to achieve. Never give up, if you
ever need help or are having trouble with a specific concept or unit that's
what the flipped classroom is for, to get help in class from your peers and
your teacher.
The best
way to adjust to the flip classroom is to first give it a chance and see the
positives in it. Make sure you know all the things you must do as a student and
the submitting requirements. Get familiar with the class and learn to
accommodate to it. If you ever feel you are overwhelmed or ore confused about
something you can always ask Mrs. Kirch or even your peers. The start is always
the hardest but after you adjust you will be well informed and comfortable
of all the things that must be done in her class in order to succeed.
The difference
from a normal classroom and a flipped classroom is that you have more
responsibility in a flipped classroom. In order for you to succeed you have to
make sure you get all your work done, you literally have control of how well
you can succeed and the effort you put into it will determine your grade in the
class. In addition, in the flipped classroom you have more opportunities to ask
questions and review material that might have been forgotten about. For
instance, if you forgot how to do some part of a math problem you can ask
Mrs. Kirch for help, ask your peers, or re-watch the videos. You have more ways
and options to ask for help in a flipped classroom.
Sincerely,
-Nancy
M.
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