Viktige beslutninger for et effektivt omvendt klasserom

Keywords:

fleksibel læring, effektiv undervisning, inkluderende opplæring, selvregulert læring, samarbeidslæring, omvendt klasserom, omvendt undervisning, flipped classroom

Synopsis

Dette mønsteret er designet for lærere som allerede har implementert omvendt klasserom (FC) i høyere utdanning. Det kan også være et nyttig verktøy for lærere som ikke er kjent med FC, så vel som for ulike utdanningsnivåer og mindre klassestørrelser. Lærere med tidligere erfaring i FC kan dra mer nytte av dette mønsteret ved å velge de spesifikke handlingene som trenger revisjon. I tillegg kan studenter på høyere gradsnivåer ha mer nytte av fleksibilitet, inkludering og muligheter for selvregulering. Til slutt kan det å ha færre elever i en gruppe føre til mer personlig praksis.

Author Biographies

Ingrid Noguera

Professor
Department of Educational Theories and Social Pedagogy
Universitat Autónoma de Barcelona (UAB)

Paloma Sepúlveda

Department of Educational Theories and Social Pedagogy
Universitat Autònoma de Barcelona (UAB)

Laura Arnau

Associate Professor
Department of Social Pedagogy
Universitat Autònoma de Barcelona (UAB)

Alfred Ituen

Doctoral candidate
Universitat Autònoma de Barcelona (UAB)

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