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|a Flipped Learning for English Instruction
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|a Intro; Title Page; Copyright; About ISTE; About the Authors; Contents; Preface; Chapter 1: Why You Should Flip Your Class; Flipped Class 101; The One Question; Beyond the Flipped Class; Chapter 2: Flipped Class 101; Flipping Your Thinking; Technological Barriers of the Flipped Classroom; Finding the Time; Training Students, Parents, and Yourself; Chapter 3: Planning for the Flipped Classroom; Flipping a Unit; Flipping a Week; Flipping a Day; Rethinking Class Time; Traditional Resources; Keeping Students Engaged; Skills Training; Chapter 4: Flipping Reading; Fiction; Nonfiction; Poetry
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|a Chapter 5: Flipping WritingMentor Texts; Workshops; Group Tutorials; Peer Editing; Chapter 6: Flipping Grammar and Vocabulary; Using Tech Tools to Flip Grammar; Flipping Grammar; Flipping Vocabulary; Chapter 7: Choice; Choice Boards; Managing the Chaos; Chapter 8: Projects and Genius Hour; Projects; Genius Hour or 20% Time; Chapter 9: Mastery, Gamification, and Inquiry; Flipped Mastery; Gamification; Inquiry; Chapter 10: Conclusion; References
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