Flipped learning is a pedagogical approach where direct instruction moves from group learning spaces to individual learning spaces. Students learn new concepts through videos or readings at home, then apply that knowledge in class under an educator's guidance. The four pillars of flipped learning are a flexible environment where students can choose when and where to learn, a learner-centered culture where class time is used to explore topics in depth through student participation and self-evaluation, intentional content to maximize in-class time, and professional educators who observe students closely and provide relevant feedback while tolerating some controlled chaos in the classroom.

1. What´s a Flipped Classroom?
School at home and homework at school
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Digital tools for the Enblish Classroom / The Flipped classroom

2. What is Flipped Learning?
 It is a pedagogical approach in which direct
instruction moves from the group learning space
to the individual learning space
 In this process, the educator guides the students
as they apply concepts, and engage creatively
in the subject matter
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3. The Four Pilars of FLIP
FLEXIBLE ENVIROMENT
LEARNING CULTURE
INTENTIONAL CONTENT
PROFESSIONAL EDUCATOR
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4. FLEXIBLE ENVIRONMENT
 Educators create a flexible space in which
students choose when and where they learn
 Educators provide students with different ways
to learn
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5. LEARNING CULTURE
 Learner centered approach
 Time in class is used to explore topics in depth
 Students are actively involved in learning
1. They participate
2. They evaluate their learning
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6. INTENTIONAL CONTENT
 It is used to maximate time in class
 Students adapt to student centered ways of
learning
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7. PROFESSIONAL EDUCATOR
 Educators constantly observe students
 They provide relevant feedback
 They tolerate controlled chaos in the classroom
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