The University of Michigan School of Education MAC Presentation 2013.10.24

The University of Michigan School of Education MAC Presentation 2013.10.24 (1:22:09)

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I was graciously asked by Jeff Stanzler and Rory Hughes to present to the University of Michigan Education 504 class "Teaching with Technology". The class is one that all MAC (Masters of Arts with teacher Certification) students must take and one that I took 14 years ago when I was in the MAC program at U of M. Enjoy the presentation.

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0:03 Jeff Stanzler's introduction of me!
1:25 I Introduce myself
5:27 An outline of the presentation and my journey to Flipping Physics
9:42 Talking about an in-class lecture video
12:08 Talking about the first Flipping Physics videos
18:40 The first Flipping Physics handout
27:40 How I film Billy, Bobby and Bo
38:03 2nd Handout: Comparing a Traditional to a Flipped Schedule
44:30 A multitude of student questions
52:00 3rd Handout: Quantitative analysis of the effectiveness of flipping
57:01 Qualitative analysis: student comments
1:00:24 Another multitude of student questions
1:15:59 The Butter Battle Book - A suggestion for any new teacher
1:17:31 In Conclusion - A demonstration to demonstrate why I think flipping is awesome.

Handout #1: My original handout to my students when I first flipped my classes.
Handout #2: Comparing a Traditional to a Flipped Classroom Schedule.
Handout #3: A Quantitative Analysis of a Traditional vs. Flipped.

Comment posted on YouTube about this video, 2013.11.01: "Thanks for posting this, Mr. Palmer! Not only does it remind me of when I was in you class 4 years ago, but it's also really informative and helpful for me, seeing as I'm studying to become a teacher. It's crazy how I haven't been in your class for some time now...but it just seems natural to have you teaching me again, like I just left yesterday. Your enthusiasm for teaching and your subject is truly inspiring and infectious - thanks again for being awesome! :)" - Cowmoo83