Asynchronous Flipped Gameful Mastery Learning

The video tutorial explains a unique class structure that incorporates flipped, gameful, mastery, and asynchronous learning. Flipped learning involves moving lectures home and doing homework in class. Gameful learning uses a points system where students start with zero points and progress through levels. Mastery learning requires students to demonstrate proficiency before advancing. Asynchronous learning allows students to work at their own pace with flexible deadlines. The classroom is student-centered, with various activities happening simultaneously, promoting active learning and interaction.

What is the primary goal of flipped learning?

• To increase homework load

• To allow more in-class lectures

• To reduce classroom activities

• To enhance student-teacher interaction

In a gameful learning environment, what is the initial score for students?

• 10%

• 50%

• 100%

• 0%

How does gameful learning help students understand the class structure?

• By offering bonus points for early submissions

• By providing a syllabus

• By starting with zero points and earning through assignments

• By giving extra credit for attendance

What must students do to progress to the next level in mastery learning?

• Submit all assignments on time

• Attend all classes

• Complete all optional assignments

• Demonstrate proficiency by passing a quiz

What happens if a student does not pass a quiz in mastery learning?

• They move on to the next level

• They are given extra credit assignments

• They must do quiz corrections and possibly retake the quiz

• They receive a failing grade

What is a key feature of asynchronous learning?

• Student control over their learning schedule

• Teacher-led learning pace

• Mandatory group projects

• Fixed deadlines for all assignments

How does asynchronous learning affect student stress levels?

• Increases stress due to lack of structure

• Reduces stress by allowing flexible deadlines

• Has no impact on stress levels

• Increases stress due to more assignments