Now that the 2020-2021 school year has come to a close, we can all look back and realize the race it was to lessen the ramifications and decrease the learning gaps created by the shutdowns that occurred in the spring of 2020.
And when I say it was a race, I mean it was a rat race, with tons of hurdles, obstacles, disqualifications, delayed starts, and crap on the track and anything else that symbolizes hardship in our foot race analogy here.
Learning and achievement differences have always existed, but the shutdowns of 2020 put all kids’ learning in a jar, shook it up, and laid it out for us to clean up. And here’s a big takeaway for today’s episode… That clean up process is not finishing as we end this school year.
We will notice those learning gaps indefinitely. And we must respond in-kind.
So as we reflect on how to close these gaps, let’s do so with the facts in mind that
And for these reasons, I’ve got three tips for you today on why the principles of flipped learning will allow you to flourish in the long game of closing learning gaps left by 2020, but doing so in ways that preserve your sustainability in the process.
After listening to this episode you’ll go from feeling helpless amongst the learning gaps, to empowered and in control with the differentiation techniques of the flipped classroom, ready to respond to the needs of each of your future students.
So let’s get to it.
SUSTAINABLE TEACHER SHOW NOTES:
https://www.teachonamission.com/blog/responding-to-learning-gaps-left-by-2020
SUSTAINABLE TEACHER FB COMMUNITY:
https://www.facebook.com/groups/sustainableteacher
FLIPPED CLASSROOM WORKSHOP:
https://www.teachonamission.com/workshop