Efficacy, Adaptive Learning, and the Flipped Classroom, Part II

e-Literate 2014-04-09

Summary:

In my last post, I described positive but mixed results of an effort by MSU’s psychology department to flip and blend their classroom: On the 30-item comprehensive exam, students in the redesigned sections performed significantly better (84% improvement) compared to … Continue reading

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Authors:

Michael Feldstein

Date tagged:

04/09/2014, 22:40

Date published:

04/09/2014, 12:45