Flipped Classroom

1. 1.  What is the primary focus of the flipped classroom model?

• a) Teacher-centered instruction

• b) Student-centered instruction

• c) Equal emphasis on both

2.   How does the flipped classroom approach affect student engagement?

• a) Increases engagement

• b) Decreases engagement

• c) No significant impact

3.     What is a potential disadvantage of the flipped classroom model?

• a) Improved student understanding

• b) Increased teacher workload

• c) Limited technology use

4. 4. How do teachers typically assess student understanding in a flipped classroom?
   

• a) In-class quizzes

• b) Pre-recorded content only

• c) No assessment needed

5. What is a key step in implementing a flipped classroom?

• a) Conducting traditional lectures

• b) Creating pre-recorded content

• c) Assigning more homework

6. What role does technology play in supporting a successful flipped classroom?

• a) Minimal role

• b) Central role in content delivery

• c) Only used for traditional lectures

7. 7. How do educators manage classroom time efficiently in a flipped model?

• a) Extended lectures

• b) Reduced in-class activities

• c) Strategic use of face-to-face time

8.Are there specific subjects better suited for a flipped classroom approach?

• a) Yes, only science and math

• b) No, it works for all subjects

• c) Yes, only humanities and arts

9. How does the flipped classroom cater to diverse learning styles?

• a) One-size-fits-all approach

• b) Customizable learning experiences

• c) No consideration for learning styles

10. What strategy encourages active participation in a flipped learning environment?

• a) Passive learning activities

• b) Collaborative projects

• c) Eliminating group work