A day where educators across the globe flip one lesson.
October 1, 2014 (10-01): Note this is a change from last year when it was held on September 6th.
Commit to flipping ONE
lesson on October 1, 2014. Tell us if
you are participating in Flipped Day by clicking HERE or filling out the form below.
On September 6, 2013, the
Flipped Learning Network™ hosted the first
Flip Your Classroom Day. Over 400 educators in 25 countries took a pledge to flip a lesson to experience Flipped Learning, with the expectation this leads to further flipped units or an entire course. Based on a survey conducted by the Speak Up National Research Project (Fall, 2012), we estimate that only 3% of teachers in the U.S. know about or "do" flipped learning. Yet 27% of principals indicated their teachers wanted to try it this year! Thank you for joining the growing ranks of educators who are moving from a teacher-centered classroom to a student-centered learning environment.
Thanks to Mark Wilson for the "flipped day" idea! Read the history here.