Exploring the Flipped Classroom Model

What is one major benefit of the flipped classroom approach?

• Enhanced student engagement and personalized learning.

• Limited interaction between students and teachers.

• Increased reliance on traditional lectures.

• Reduced access to learning resources.

Identify a common challenge teachers face in a flipped classroom.

• Providing too much in-class instruction time.

• Limiting student access to resources.

• Encouraging group work during class time.

• Ensuring student engagement with pre-class materials.

How does the role of a teacher change in a flipped classroom?

• The teacher becomes a facilitator and guide, focusing on student engagement and support during class time.

• The teacher focuses solely on testing and grading students.

• The teacher lectures for the entire class period.

• The teacher assigns homework without any in-class support.

What impact does the flipped classroom have on student engagement?

• The flipped classroom decreases student engagement by limiting interaction.

• The flipped classroom only benefits teachers, not students.

• The flipped classroom has no effect on student engagement whatsoever.

• The flipped classroom increases student engagement by promoting active learning and collaboration.

In what ways can technology support the flipped classroom model?

• Technology is only useful for grading assignments.

• Technology limits student engagement in the classroom.

• Technology enhances the flipped classroom by enabling content delivery, interactive learning, and efficient assessment.

• Technology makes traditional teaching methods obsolete.