Flipped Classroom Learning
In flipped classroom learning, students learn new material at home through videos or readings. Then, they engage in activities and discussions during class to deepen their understanding and apply what they've learned.
What is
Flipped Classroom?
Students will be able to access expert training videos prior to their in-person classes, allowing them to be acquainted with the lesson content beforehand.
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Under the guidance of their teachers during their in-person classes, they would be better equipped to complete the assignments and attempt higher difficulty questions.
Benefits of Flipped-Classroom Learning
Active Engagement
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Students access materials at their own pace.
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They review content as needed.
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Participation in discussions and activities during class is encouraged
Increased Collaboration
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Group work is facilitated.
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Discussions are encouraged.
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Problem-solving activities are conducted.
Personalized Learning
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Individual learning styles and needs are catered to.
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Students can revisit materials.
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Clarification can be sought.
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Progression at one's own pace is allowed