In-class flip questions

The different ways in which content can be flipped within the stations is what differentiates an in-class flip from a regular station setting.

• True

• False

This type of configuration is ideal to start a new topic

• sequenced

• looped

• mixed

• Half n’ half

This type of station is useful when we have fast-finishers

• flip station

• practice station

• independent station

In the ______ configuration, students can start at any station.

• sequenced

• looped

• mixed

• Half n’ half

When there is a large number of students, it’s a good strategy to duplicate stations

• True

• False

In the in-situ non-station work, students can only access the flipped content in an individual way.

• True

• False

Answer explanation

Students can access in pairs (duo) and in groups.

In-situ work is ideal for teachers who don’t want to get into the full logistics of station work.

• True

• False