It should be noted that rather than explicitly using and referring to educational or learning theories, most studies instead refer to a mix of pedagogical terms or strategies (e.g., active, blended, inquiry-based, problem-based, flipped, student-centred learning, etc).
In the lecture-style course, however, the results were flipped; the students with the lowest grades were the students who spent the most class time browsing the Web.
In flipped classrooms, students are responsible for reviewing the content, which means they spend more time outside the classroom and come prepared to class.
At an event organized by FLIP, students from all backgrounds shared their thoughts about class identity.
That is when classroom priorities flip: students stop learning how to read and begin needing to read to learn other subjects.
Distributed Flip students strongly preferred feedback and interaction with instructors and peers above the MOOCs, while instructors in such courses did not use the MOOC's summative assessments, preferring the on-campus counterparts (Israel, 2015).
To identify student perceptions associated with a learner-centered, multi-stage, flipped, new student orientation for a doctor of pharmacy (PharmD) program.
Soon, offices focussed on "technology transfer" opened up in schools around the country, staffed with lawyers who poked around campus research labs and flipped through student notebooks to suss out patentable research that they could license to corporations.
Ideas about "traditional" and "non-traditional" students have flipped, with increasing numbers of students being working professionals, juggling all kinds of demands, who want to earn new and advanced degrees.
Waiting parents applauded, and the students flipped open their cellphones (forbidden during the tests), scanned the crowds for their families and just exulted that they were done.
