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IJSTR >> Volume 10 - Issue 11, November 2021 Edition



International Journal of Scientific & Technology Research  
International Journal of Scientific & Technology Research

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ISSN 2277-8616



Online Flipped Classroom In Higher Education: A Case Of Study

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AUTHOR(S)

Maria J. Poblaciones, Concepcion Marin, Teodoro Garcia-White

 

KEYWORDS

Education technology, Flipped classroom, Online teaching, Motivation, Higher education, Agricultural Engineering, Achievement and Mathematics.

 

ABSTRACT

As a way to control the spread of the COVID-19 virus, the global education system —including higher education— switched to digital education. Most of face-to-face educational strategies can be used in a virtual teaching, with slight adaptations. In the case of flipped classroom, the students are provided with learning resources before the class and online classroom time is used to deepen understanding through discussion with faculty and peers’ different problems. In this study, an optional experience of using flipped classroom, with first year students of Agricultural Engineering Grade in the subject Mathematics I, during online teaching period due to COVID-19 pandemic is described. Thirty-two of 76 students took part in this experience. More than 50% of them attended to 8 out of 10 seminars. Both the percentage of students who took the final exam and the qualifications, especially those above 6, were better for students involved in flipped classrooms. However, there was not a clear relationship between the marks obtained and the number of seminars received. Therefore, all the results show that this methodology is highly effective and has a great deal of take up among students.

 

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