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EPISODE · Sep 5, 2025 · 29 MIN

Flipped Learning, Student Engagement and GAI with Dr. Wes Baker

from Transform Your Teaching · host Center for Teaching & Learning at Cedarville University

How has flipped learning developed over time? What are the best strategies for pushing students towards higher levels of learning? Is there any place for AI in flipped learning? In this episode, Rob and Jared chat with Dr. Wes Baker (former Professor of Communication Arts at Cedarville University from 1977 to 2017).Please take this opportunity to fill out our end-of-the-year survey. This survey should take 5-10 minutes, and your responses are anonymous. If you would like to be entered for the Uncommon Sense Teaching drawing, you can share your name and email address at the end of the survey. Even if you enter the drawing, your survey response will still remain anonymous. View a transcript of this week's episode.ResourcesFOCUS Blog - Cedarville University CTLChat with us!Connect with us via LinkedInContact us at [email protected] with any questions

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