Research on the Flipped Classroom in Universities Based on WeChat Official Account
Li Wang, Qingyan Zhu, Hongyan Zhou, Xiaojuan Niu
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Li Wang, Qingyan Zhu, Hongyan Zhou, Xiaojuan Niu
Abstract
The main characteristics of the flipped classroom model in universities are as follows: taking students as the center, promoting students’ autonomous learning and promoting interactive learning between teachers and students, which are suitable for the innovation of the teaching model in universities. In the flipped classroom, a short micro video courseware form and a convenient WeChat official account platform are introduced to build a platform for students to preview before class and review after class. Through the strengthening of teacher-student interaction, it will stimulate students’ interest in learning, cultivate students’ ability of autonomous and cooperative learning, realize the new relationship between teachers and students during classroom teaching.
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The main characteristics of the flipped classroom model in universities are as follows: taking students as the center, promoting students’ autonomous learning and promoting interactive learning between teachers and students, which are suitable for the innovation of the teaching model in universities. In the flipped classroom, a short micro video courseware form and a convenient WeChat official account platform are introduced to build a platform for students to preview before class and review after class. Through the strengthening of teacher-student interaction, it will stimulate students’ interest in learning, cultivate students’ ability of autonomous and cooperative learning, realize the new relationship between teachers and students during classroom teaching.
Key concepts: Flipped classroom, Autonomous learning, Class (philosophy), Mathematics education, Flipped learning, Computer science, Pedagogy, Psychology