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In this month's podcast, Audio Arts and Acoustics instructor Scott Lee talks about his experience in flipping his classroom. In last month’s podcast, Scott let us know what it actually took to flip his class. And this month, we’ll take a look at how it went, what he’s learned, and why he’s “never looking back.”
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In this month's podcast, Audio Arts and Acoustics instructor Scott Lee talks about his experience in flipping his classroom. He lets us know exactly what flipping your class is all about (which has been ‘all the rage’ in the world of pedagogical theory lately) as well as the nitty gritty details a…
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