The Evolution and Impact of the Flipped Classroom Model in Modern Education
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Flipped Classroom, Education practice, Ed-ucational EvolutionAbstract
This research paper explains mostly about the term flipped classroom. It is a new teaching method that makes a big difference for teachers and students. In this paper, the researcher also discussed the actual cases of flipped classrooms has been used by nowadays’ schools. What’s more, this paper also talks deeply about the three main changes after introducing the flipped classroom to real class, listed as teachers’ role transformation, students’ role transformation and classroom time reallocation.
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