Flipped Classroom

What's a problem with the Traditional Model?

• Lack of motivation

• Inactive learning

• Inefficient use of class time

• All from above

In the Flipped Classroom...

• Students work at home...

• Teachers make a presentation in the class...

What's a benefit of Flipping the classroom?

• It is efficient and reusable

• Student controlled learning

• Engagement based learning

• All from above

What's a con of Flipped Learning?

• Student have more control.

• It can create a digital divide.

• It can be more efficient.

What's the name of the school where the research took place?

• Manuel Castro Blanco

• León Cortés Castro

• República de Bolivia

What's the level where the research is taking place?

• Second

• Fifth

• Fourth

What's the definition of Flipped Classroom?

• It is an approach where students are in their houses.

• It is an approach where students are pasive and summisive.

• It is a pedagogical approach in which the conventional notion of classroom-based learning is inverted.

What level did most of students reach after 3 months of Flipped Learning in the research?

• A1

• Pre-A1

• B1

What's an advantage of Flipped Learning?

• It is student-centered.

• It relies on the teacher.

• Lessons and content are more accessible.

What's a con of Flipped Learning?

• There is significant work on the front-end.

• Lessons are more attractive.

• Time in front of screens-instead of people and places is increased.