Flipped Classroom

What is the primary focus of the flipped classroom approach?

• Teacher-centered learning

• Passive listening

• Student-centered learning

• Group discussions

In a flipped classroom, where is the new information provided to students?

• During in-class discussions

• Through pre-recorded lectures and videos

• Through written assignments

• During online quizzes

What is the main advantage of using pre-recorded videos in a flipped classroom?

• Students can skip class activities

• Teachers can take a break during class

• Students can learn at their own pace

• Teachers don't need to engage with students

What does the term "flipped" mean in the context of a flipped classroom?

• Reversing the order of teaching and learning

• Teaching without any preparation

• Focusing on theoretical topics only

• Using traditional teaching methods

How does a flipped classroom benefit student-teacher interaction?

• By reducing communication between students and teachers

• By making teachers more passive in their roles

• By allowing teachers to engage in group discussions

• By enabling teachers to answer student queries and solve problems