Flipped Classrooms (Explained in 2 Minutes)

The flipped classroom model reverses the traditional learning environment by delivering instructional content outside of the classroom. This makes room for activities that may have traditionally been considered homework into the classroom. The concept is simple: students engage with new material at home before class, and class time is devoted to engaging more deeply with the content through discussions, problem-solving, and guided practice facilitated by the teacher. This approach leverages the face-to-face class time more effectively to create interactive learning experiences where the teacher can provide more personalized guidance and support.