The traditional studying model\u00a0hasn’t significantly changed\u00a0for centuries<\/strong>. Tecnologies and a better understanding of the individual human learning process has lead minor changes to take place. Flipped learning is a good step forward to the evolution of the studying models. The responsibility of learning is more laid on the students and demands different abilities from the teacher<\/strong>, in some way this is encouraging and helps each student to develop accordingly to their individual needs.<\/p>\n

In my opinion it is a change worth applying, but as any new change, it should be carefully planned and gradually implemented to attain a succesful result.<\/p>\n

I found this document<\/a>\u00a0that proved to be quite interesting if you want to understand flipped learning better.<\/p>\n

Image by The Center for Teaching and Learning<\/p>\n

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