Brandalyn Harper

I have learned that the flipped classroom concept does not have to be daunting. For those like me who have taught for a while using the traditional techniques, it may seem overwhelming to revamp everything all at once. Most of us have found a rhythm that has worked well for us over time when teaching a particular course. 

However, I now know a more conservative approach can be taken. Instead of delivering the entire course in a flipped classroom style, instructors can take one lesson or one unit and see how the flipped classroom style works first. I believe it's… >>>

I concur. Students want instructors who have a solid frame of reference and are credible subject matter experts. They have to believe that the instruction they are receiving in the classroom is reliable and useful. Additionally, students gravitate towards instructors who genuinely want students to succeed. I find that a balance of showing compassion while still requiring students to be accountable is the best way to demonstrate to students you care about their success.