flipped classroom
1 of 1noun/flɪpt klæsru:m/
Forms:flipped classrooms
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a teaching approach where students learn new content at home through online resources and engage in hands-on activities during class
Flipped classroom is an instructional strategy where traditional learning is reversed. Instead of learning new content in class and doing homework at home, students first engage with the material at home through videos or readings. Class time is then used for activities like discussions, problem-solving, and projects, allowing students to apply and deepen their understanding of the content.
- In the flipped classroom, students watch instructional videos before attending class.
- The teacher assigned online readings as part of the flipped classroom model.
- Students prepare for discussions by reviewing materials at home in the flipped classroom.
- The flipped classroom encourages self-directed learning outside of traditional class hours.
- With the flipped classroom approach, students actively participate in problem-solving activities during class sessions.