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31: Flipped Classrooms, with Bryan M Brush
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Episode 31: Flipped Classrooms, with Bryan M Brush
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Bryan goes solo this episode and looks at a growing trend in instructional design known as the flipped classroom. He discusses not only its origins and advantages, but also its pitfalls. By the end of this brief episode you should be able to make sense of what exactly a flipped classroom is.
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