A Day in the Flipped Classroom

In her video "A Day in the Flipped Classroom," Dr. Furse of University of Utah mentions "Dale's Cone."
She explains that the average retention rate for Reading is only 10%.
But the average retention rate for active/collaborative learning done in the classroom using a flipped teaching model is much higher:
Practice by Doing: 75%
Teaching others: 90% (which often takes place in group work, when students assist each other instead of calling the teacher over to help).

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Optional:
Her video is 12 1/2 minutes. If you'd like to watch it I'm posting the link below, as well as in the "Optional" module of resources at the end of this course.
Other things to consider while viewing: Most of us at CMC have smaller class sizes than she has in this example. What else about her course differs from yours? Do you think the concepts would work for your course regardless of the differences?
(She has a whole series of videos and at the end of this one she stops abruptly and asks you to jump to the next video. However, we are only watching this one video from her series.)

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=eGfu2Nj4FCQ