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Flipped learning is a teaching-learning strategy which allows students to I believe the flipped classroom is a powerful and modern way to help students become more active in their learning. Instead of using class time for lectures, students first learn the content at home through videos, readings, or other resources. Then, when they come to class, they get to work on activities, ask questions, and apply what they learned with the help of their teacher and classmates.

I believe this approach encourages students to take responsibility for their own learning and gives more time for meaningful discussions and problem-solving during class. It also allows teachers to support students individually based on their needs. While it may take time to prepare and students need to adjust, I think the flipped classroom has the potential to make learning more engaging, personal, and effective.

learn a specific topic through materials at home before applying it in classrooms.

It gives students more control over their learning and promotes student-centered learning and collaboration.