Flipped Classroom

What is a flipped classroom?

• Where teachers deliver all lectures in class

• Where students watch lectures at some and do activities in class

• Where homework is only done in class

In a flipped classroom, students typically watch lessons _____________.

Which of these is a key benefit of a flipped classroom?

• Reduces time spent on lecture in class

• Increases teacher control over students

• Limits collaborative work

A ________ classroom allows students to engage with material before class through videos or readings

A successful flipped classroom relies on students taking ______________ of their own learning by reviewing materials ahead of time.

Which role does technology play in a flipped classroom?

• It's used to support student engagement during class

• It's only used as a backup if in-class materials are unavailable

• It serves as the main medium for students to access content before class

Describe the main difference between a traditional classroom and a flipped classroom

In a flipped classroom, what is the main purpose of having students watch or read materials at home?

• To reduce teacher workload

• To prepare students for interactive activities in class

• To replace classroom instruction entirely

Explain how a flipped classroom might encourage students to be more responsible for their own learning.

Which type of assessment might be more effective in a flipped classroom?

• Group projects that are done outside of class

• Typical exams at the end of each unit

• Short, ongoing assessments that check for understanding during class activities