Benefits of flipped classroom

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1. Personalized Pace
   Students can pause, rewind, or rewatch videos, allowing for personalized learning.
2. Active Learning
   Class time is used for collaborative work, problem-solving, and peer interaction.
3. Higher Engagement Students are more engaged with practical activities and discussions.
4. Better Teacher-Student Interaction Teachers can provide more targeted support during class.
   5.Supports Differentiation

Allows for tailored instruction based on students’ individual needs and progress.

Teachers can focus on students who need the most help during class time.

6.Encourages Higher-Order Thinking

Class activities can focus on analysis, synthesis, and evaluation (Bloom’s Taxonomy).

Moves beyond simple memorization or comprehension.

7. Greater Flexibility

Learning materials can be accessed anytime, anywhere.

Helps students who miss class stay on track more easily.

@Sabahat-Jamil Students can learn at their own pace, revisiting materials as needed and focusing on areas where they need more support.

@Sabahat-Jamil Instead of passively listening to lectures, students actively participate in discussions, group work, and problem-solving, leading to deeper understanding.

@Sabahat-Jamil Research suggests that flipped classrooms can lead to better short-term learning outcomes due to increased student-teacher interaction and more practice with problem-solving.

@Sabahat-Jamil Students take more responsibility for their learning, developing valuable skills in time management, organization, and self-discipline.

@Sabahat-Jamil the Flipped classrooms encourage peer-to-peer learning and collaboration through group activities and discussions.

@Sabahat-Jamil Materials are often available online, making it easier for students with accessibility needs or those learning English as a second language.

@Sabahat-Jamil Teachers can identify areas where students need more support and provide individualized attention during class.

@Sabahat-Jamil Teachers can focus on facilitating learning and providing guidance, rather than simply delivering information.

@Sabahat-Jamil Content created for flipped learning can be used in future classes, saving time and effort.

@Sabahat-Jamil Flipped classrooms encourage peer-to-peer learning and collaboration through group activities and discussions.