The past, the present, and the future of flipped teaching
The past, the present, and the future of flipped teaching
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翻转教学的过去、现在和未来
DOI:
10.1152/advan.00016.2022
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发表时间:
2022
影响因子:
2.1
通讯作者:
Hackmann, Elizabeth
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作者:
Gopalan, Chaya;Daughrity, Sheyenne;Hackmann, Elizabeth
The didactic lecture has been the traditional teaching approach to transfer information from the teacher to the students, where students experience little interaction (1). It was effective when the resources were limited, technology was scarce, and students had no independent access to knowledge; they depended on their professors to acquire information. Flipped learning, on the other hand, is built on the notion that students would review the content first in their own individual learning spaces and the application and analysis of the concepts occur under the guidance of the instructor as described in Bloom’s taxonomy (2). In the flipped teaching method, the instructor provides learning tools such as guided readings, lecture videos, lecture slides, and practice problems to ensure that students learn the concepts on their own (3, 4). Intentional student-engaging activities are designed for the group sessions that follow next, where the content is revisited in the presence of the instructor and peers multiple times to master, apply, and understand the assigned content at a deeper level. The flipped instructional design is practical in the current situation where technology and resources are plentiful and when the pandemic forced courses to be held in the remote format (5–8). The flipped teaching method became prominent throughout the COVID-19 pandemic, especially in easing the transition from face-to-face to remote teaching and learning (8–10). More institutions have adapted flipped teaching as the method of the future, such as the University of Miami (11); MEF University in Istanbul, Turkey (12); and Anahuac University in Mexico City, Mexico (13), to mention a few. Others have been following this trend. Almaarefa University in Saudi Arabia offers department-wide flipped teaching training to its faculty. In the following sections, we reflect on the origin of flipped teaching, how it is utilized today, and the role of flipped teaching in the future of higher education.
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