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C'è un nuovo modo di fare scuola che sta rivoluzionando la didattica e i cui risultati straordinari sono già visibili in molte classi, in Italia e all'estero: è la classe capovolta (flipped classroom), che ribalta il metodo tradizionale abolendo le lezioni frontali, trasferendo a casa il momento di studio e di ricerca e in classe quello di discussione e rielaborazione. Dopo \"La classe capovolta\" (Edizioni Erickson), che introduceva al metodo delineandone le caratteristiche, Maurizio Maglioni fornisce con questo libro, a tutti i docenti, il manuale d'uso per la sua applicazione. Numerosi esempi di proposte pratiche spiegano come costruire checklist di autovalutazione, creare compiti autentici e webquest, progettare didattiche multilivello e personalizzate, realizzare attività cooperative, attingere a tutte le possibili risorse della rete per portare nelle proprie classi il flipped learning.

Situated close to the South Coast, on flat land to the north of Chichester in West Sussex, lies Goodwood Aerodrome. This pleasant rural airfield was once home to squadrons of Hurricanes, Spitfires and later Typhoons. RAF Westhampnett was at the forefront of the Battle of Britain as a satellite to the Sector (or controlling) Station of RAF Tangmere, part of 11 Group, which bore the brunt of the struggle for Britains survival in 1940.\n\nIt became the base of Wing Commander Douglas Bader until he was shot down over France, as Fighter Command took the war to the enemy with operational sweeps over Occupied Europe. Those operations included the infamous Channel Dash which saw the escape of the German warships Scharnhorst and Gneisenau, and the Dieppe raid of 1942 which involved the largest aerial battle of the war up to that date. Westhampnetts squadrons also supported the D-Day landings and the subsequent Battle of Normandy.\n\nPacked with the largest collection of photographs of this airfield ever compiled, this illustrated publication provides a detailed history of the fighting as seen through the eyes of many of the pilots and ground crew. RAF Westhampnett brings to life those exciting but dangerous days of the Second World War through the words and photographs of those who were there.

Situated close to the South Coast, on flat land to the north of Chichester in West Sussex, lies Goodwood Aerodrome. This pleasant rural airfield was once home to squadrons of Hurricanes, Spitfires and later Typhoons. RAF Westhampnett was at the forefront of the Battle of Britain as a satellite to the Sector (or controlling) Station of RAF Tangmere, part of 11 Group, which bore the brunt of the struggle for Britains survival in 1940.\n\nIt became the base of Wing Commander Douglas Bader until he was shot down over France, as Fighter Command took the war to the enemy with operational sweeps over Occupied Europe. Those operations included the infamous Channel Dash which saw the escape of the German warships Scharnhorst and Gneisenau, and the Dieppe raid of 1942 which involved the largest aerial battle of the war up to that date. Westhampnetts squadrons also supported the D-Day landings and the subsequent Battle of Normandy.\n\nPacked with the largest collection of photographs of this airfield ever compiled, this illustrated publication provides a detailed history of the fighting as seen through the eyes of many of the pilots and ground crew. RAF Westhampnett brings to life those exciting but dangerous days of the Second World War through the words and photographs of those who were there.