Students’ view of flipped classroom in physics’ class
E Fandira Nasera Putri, Endang Purwaningsih
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E Fandira Nasera Putri, Endang Purwaningsih
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The flipped classroom is one of the strategies and learning models that can improve student learning outcomes. Recent research has been done to see the strengths, weaknesses, and effects of the flipped classroom on learning, but not much research has been done to see students' responses to the application of the flipped classroom in physics class in senior high. The purpose of this study is to see how students respond to the application of flipped classrooms in physics learning at the high school level. The phenomenological research design is used to examine the factors that influence research. The result showed that teachers need to be consider of several things that impact the learning process.
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The flipped classroom is one of the strategies and learning models that can improve student learning outcomes. Recent research has been done to see the strengths, weaknesses, and effects of the flipped classroom on learning, but not much research has been done to see students' responses to the application of the flipped classroom in physics class in senior high. The purpose of this study is to see how students respond to the application of flipped classrooms in physics learning at the high school level. The phenomenological research design is used to examine the factors that influence research. The result showed that teachers need to be consider of several things that impact the learning process.
Key concepts: Flipped classroom, Mathematics education, Class (philosophy), Strengths and weaknesses, Flipped learning, Physics education, Blended learning, Process (computing)