The presentation by M. Ramesar outlines the concept of a flipped classroom and contrasts it with traditional classrooms. It highlights benefits such as personalized learning speeds for students and teachers acting as guides rather than primary information sources. Additionally, it emphasizes the advantages of collaborative learning and improved student engagement.

1. PRESENTATION BY M.RAMESAR
Flipped
Classroom

2. What is a Flipped Classroom?

3. The difference between Traditional Classroom and
Flipped Classroom.

4. Benefits of a Flipped Classroom
Student Teacher
•Students learn at varying speeds. •Teachers focus on the being “Guide on the
Side” not the “Sage on the Stage”
•Students are provide opportunities for
review.
•Teachers spend more time supporting
students with practice.
•Students do not Struggle with completing
homework because they “forgot” how.
•Teachers are not spending extra hours
tutoring and re-explaining to students who
didn’t understand the class lesson.
•·Students take ownership of their
learning.
•Teachers collaborate with peers in
creating materials.
•Students are actively working with their
peers.
•Teachers connect with students.

5. Thank you for your
time and attention