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Annotated Bibliography Presentation
April 17, 2013Carol Redmond
ED 521: Educational Research and AnalysisFlipping Literacy and Improved Reading Levels
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Summary of Flipped Learning
• When we implement changes in education, we need to evaluate the impact of the change.
• The impact may be deep or unexpected.
• Qualitative and quantitative research will help educators ensure that the methods chosen will produce higher levels of learning.
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Summary of Flipped Learning
• Blended learning is a formal instructional method that combines online learning with face-to-face learning.
• The flipped classroom is a component of the blended classroom.
• My research is based on the flipped model of blended learning as it relates to primary literacy.
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Summary of Flipped Learning cont.
• Flipped learning takes the lecture portion of a subject and uses this for homework in the form of a video lesson.
• Class time uses the teacher as a guide who was available for immediate feedback.
• Cooperative learning during the classroom portion is an advantage of the flipped model.
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Summary cont.
• Students enjoy the option of choosing when to watch the lesson and the ability to review when needed.
• Parents enjoy the benefit of learning how their child is taught and are better able to help at home.
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Research Question
• My research question is, “Will flipping literacy lessons in primary classrooms significantly raise reading proficiencies?”
• My hypothesis is, “Yes, flipping literacy lessons will raise reading proficiencies.”
• I will show you how my research supports my hypothesis and how this topic relates to how children learn best in educational settings today.
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Data Collection
• My research includes 12 studies.
• Eight studies were of a qualitative nature.
• Three studies were a combination of both qualitative and quantitative research.
• One study was quantitative in nature.
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Quantitative Data
• I examined one of the studies that had a quantitative nature for purposed of this presentation.
• Citation from quantitative
study:Fulton, K. (2012). Upside down and inside
out: Flip your classroom to improve student learning. Learning &
Leading with Technology, 39(8), 12+. Retrieved from http://www.eric.ed.gov/contentdeliver
y/servlet/ERICServlet?accno=EJ982 840
• Quantitative data from a quasi-experimental study.
• Students were predetermined from Byron High School from a small population of Calculus students.
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Quantitative Statistics
• Calculus proficiencies are up 9.8% in the flipped classroom.
• Pre-Calculus proficiencies are up 6.1%.
• Accelerated Algebra II proficiencies are up 5.1%.
• Math mastery on MCA’s went from 65.6% in 2010 to 73.8 % in 2011 after the flip.
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Quantitative Graph of Chapter Tests Scores After Flip
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Quantitative Study cont.
• Overall class failure rates decreased from13% to 6% with the flipped methodology.
• Ninety-seven percent of students had access to internet at home. Students without internet were given flash drives or DVDs for use at home
• Students were able to view video lessons before school, at lunch, or at other students homes.
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Rationale for Quantitative
• The quantitative data clearly supports an increase in learner outcomes after flipping math lectures.
• Each of the math classes flipped had an increase in test scores when compared to classes that did not flip.
• Mastery on the math MCAs went up 8% for students who experienced the flip.
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Qualitative Statistics
• I will examine one of the qualitative studies for the purpose of this presentation.
• Citation from qualitative study:
• Picciano A., & Seaman J. (2009). K-12 Online Learning, A 2008 Follow-up of the Survey of US School District Administrators. United States: Sloan Consortium. Retrieved from http://155.48.10.202/Academics/Documents/babson-survey-research-group/k-12-online-learning-2008.pdf
• This is a non-experimental, qualitative study from 2007/2008.
• Ten thousand randomly-selected school districts throughout the county were sent surveys.
• Five and one half percent of all school districts of interest responded.
• The sampling of respondents included all 50 states and the District of Columbia.
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Qualitative Statistics
• Forty-one percent of the districts surveyed had one or more students in flipped coursework.
• K-5 had 1% of the total students in the study using flipped learning.
• 6-8 had 20% of the total students in the study using flipped learning.
• 9-12 had 78% of the total students in the study using flipped learning.
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Notable or Flaws in Qualitative
• This study was one of the first to collect comparison data on blended learning.
• Only 5.4% of districts surveyed returned the survey.
• The districts interested in this survey would have a higher percentage of classrooms using flipped learning.
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Rationale for Qualitative
• Between 2005/2006 school year and 2007/2008 when the study was completed, blended and online learning has increased by 47%.
• With increased numbers of participants in flipped learning we should be able to see a corresponding increase in higher learner outcomes in all subject areas.
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Connection to Grand Tour Question
• In light of what we know about how children learn and educational policy and practice, how shall we best teach literacy in educational settings today.
• The research, in limited evidence, shows an increase in higher levels of achievement when using flipped learning.
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Conclusions
• We need to continue to study and analyze evidence to be sure the limited research available in this area is valid.
• More research needs to be completed in the primary grades on flipped learning.
• More research needs to be completed on the subject of literacy as it relates to flipped learning.