Flipped Learning

What is the primary characteristic of Flipped Learning?

• Direct instruction is eliminated entirely.

• Direct instruction occurs in the group learning space.

• Direct instruction moves from the group learning space to the individual learning space.

• The educator is not involved in guiding students.

Is the following statement True/False?:

Golden Rules of Flipping requires Higher Order Thinking Skills.

• True

• False

Which language teaching method was implemented in the article by Al-Naabi (2020) "Is it Worth Flipping? The Impact of Flipped Classroom on EFL Students’ Grammar"?

• Project-Based Learning

• Task-Based Teaching

• CLIL

• PPP

Which language theory is relevant to Flipped Learning?

• Behaviorist Theory

• Nativist Linguistic Theory

• Social Interactionist Theory

• Constructivism Theory

The learning environment in a flipped classroom is characterized by a variety of learning modes being introduced in the classroom including group work, independent study, research, performance and project work that optimize learners’ learning capacity. By participating in different learning environments, learners themselves have flexibility to choose when and where to learn which can gradually and constantly increase their autonomy level.

What does the flipped classroom environment offer learners, as described in the statement?

• A fixed and unchanging learning mode.

• Limited opportunities for autonomous learning.

• Flexibility about place & time.

• Exclusively group work and research activities.

What characterizes the shift in learning culture?

• Learners' increased autonomy and active engagement.

• A transition from student-centered to teacher-centered approach.

• A reduced emphasis on classroom interactions.

• A focus on keeping students passive in the learning process.

Which skills should be developed in "Explore Stage" by Cockrum (2014)?

• Creating/Evaluating

• Brainstorming/Problem-solving

• Applying/Researching

Which set of skills wasn't mentioned as essential skills in 21st century in Sakulpprasertsri (2017) article "Flipped Learning Approach: Engaging 21st Century Learners in English Classrooms"?

• Information and communication skills

• Thinking and problem-solving skills

• Interpersonal and self-directional skills

• Creativity and exploration skills

Is the following statement true/false about "Golden Rules of Flipping"?

The in-class learning environments are flexible.

• True

• False

Choose 3 limitations of Flipped Learning.

There are 3 answers.

• Assessment

• Collaboration

• Creating Sources

• Access to Technology