flipped classroom

1. What is the differences between the traditional classroom and flipped classroom?

• Students listen to lectures.

• Students watch and listen to lectures before coming to class.

Student is exposed to knowledge___________

• After class

• During class

• Alongside the class

• Before class

What is the main role of teacher in a flipped classroom?

• Guide or facilitator

• Lecturer

What do students do in a flipped classroom?

• They work on learning contents by heart

• They work on imitating all what the teachers do

• They work on the application of contents

Would the Flipped Classroom address the 21st century learners' needs?

• I have no idea!

• Probably not!

• Absolutely! I cant wait to try it!

• Forget it! The students love to hear my voice go on and on and on and .......

In the Flipped Classroom...

• Students work at home..

• Teachers make a presentation in the class...

What's an advantage of Flipped Learning?

• It is student-centered.

• Lessons and content are more accessible.

• It relies on the teacher.

Which subject is best suited for this flipped classroom approach?

• Physical Education

• Second Languages

• Mathematics

• Absolutely any subject!

Flipped learning enables

• Students access to tools and technologies.

• Students take notes in class.

• Students listen to the lectures.

• Students is assigned to do homework.

In Flipped Learning, students take responsibility for their own learning.

• True

• False