Since yesterday I was reading blogs and watching videos about Flipped Learning and I have some Pros and Cons about this method:<\/p>\n

PROS:<\/strong><\/p>\n

1.- It’s Easier to solve your questions because the teacher is there only to solve Questions.<\/p>\n

2.- You can learn the way you prefer (Reading, watching, doing, etc).<\/p>\n

3.- You can learn at your rhythm.<\/p>\n

4.- You can rewind the videos all the times that you need.<\/p>\n

and there is lots and lots of more Pros.<\/p>\n

CONS:<\/strong><\/p>\n

1.- If you don’t want to learn or you dont have dedication you are not going to learn.<\/p>\n

2.- If you are lazy and don’t review \u00a0the classes you are going to fail.<\/p>\n

CONCLUSION:<\/strong><\/p>\n

For me The Flipped Method is better than the conventional method.<\/p>\n

If you have any question or any affirmation for me send it to me Bro.<\/p>\n

#WSQ02 It’s Done<\/p>\n

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