by Abi Kognity | Jun 26, 2017 | Education
The Flipped Classroom has been sold to the teaching community as a brand new and progressive way of conveying knowledge, but is it? There is a strong case to be made that old-school academic institutions have been doing it for centuries. Mind you, this is not an...
by Abi Kognity | Jun 5, 2017 | Education, Teachers
Teaching a topic to an entire class is challenging. Often, a third already know the information. Another third will be learning it for the first time, while it goes over the heads of the remaining third. The result? A lesson plan that’s been a waste of time for a...
by Gideon Boulton | Oct 24, 2016 | Education, IBDP
After an extremely successful Kognity Conference in Barcelona, where the theme was “Flipping the classroom – from concept to reality”, we sat down to discuss exactly that with Gideon Boulton. As a man with plenty of experience, we thought you’d be interested in...
by Abi Kognity | Aug 29, 2016 | Education, IBDP
We call it a ‘flipped classroom’ because of the initial idea, primarily aimed at younger students, where students would learn at home using videos and complete assignments in school where they have teacher support. Having learned more about the flipped classroom and...
by Abi Kognity | Feb 29, 2016 | Education, Teachers
To flip or not to flip…it’s a question worth asking! By now you have probably been hearing a lot of buzz about the technique of classroom flipping. In the age that we live in, there are constant changes and advancements that are being made in the education field. This...
