The document discusses the problem of bullying in adolescents at school, noting that bullying affects millions of students and can take physical, psychological, or verbal forms to assert power over targets. While bullying is difficult to define, it generally involves repeated negative actions over time directed at someone who cannot defend themselves. The impacts of bullying can be severe, as it undermines students' sense of safety and well-being at school.

1. ADVANTAGESANDDISADVANTAGESOFUSINGTECHNOLOGY TO SENIORHIGH SCHOOL STUDENTS
Introduction
We cannotdenythe progressof technologythroughthe years,fasterandfaster,the worldwill be
changedby technology.Almosteveryoneembrace technology,anditistechnologythatmade ourlives
better.Ithas innovateseveryaspectof ourlife andwe can’tlive aday withouttechnology.Butinevery
advantage we see,ithasdisadvantage behind.we cannotdenythatininnovationwe see,italso
increasesthe riskof destroyingmankind.Accordingtosome scientist,byourpresentknowledgeabout
technology,we have the capacitytoeliminatemankind.
Crichton(2001), if we wouldbe eliminate mankind,itonlytakesafew billionyearstoregainearth’slife
all overagain.But we certainof it?Andis itlogical to letithappen?
Othercountieshave immenseknowledge abouttechnology,sowe have noplace indecision
making.Notto degrade ourcitizens,butnormallywe donotthinkof that,and the assumptionisthat,
until newpeople seetechnologyasanadvantage andthat compensate withreality.
Technology isappliedtothe roleseachindividualfulfill duringlife.We use technologyona daily
basisto accomplishspecifictaskor interests.Moderntechnologyincreaseshumancapabilitiesandthis
technologyhasevolvedwithyears.Whatusedtowork before, mightnotbe workingnow,itmustgot
oldor replacedbymoderntechnology,thislookatasimple example intransportationtechnology,this
may have evolvedwithyears,we usedsteamtopoweredtrains,now those have beenreplace by
electronictrainswhichmove fasterthansteamtrain. Basedon Ramey(2010), moderntechnology
simplifieslifeinsomanywaysand everyone definestechnologyintheirownway,tosome people it
meanscomplicatedelectronicdevice.Toothers,itmeansthe source of radical changesthatare
happeninginall phasesof life.Otherdefinestechnologyasscience appliestopractical purposes.Some
people feartouse technologywhile otherssee itasthe source of longerandcomplete life.
On the otherhand,technologycouldreally make ahuge difference,accordingtoEinstein
(1949), ithas become appallinglyobviousthatourtechnologyhasexceededourhumanity.Bynear
2030, the bigdata will be operational,itisanartificial general intelligencecapable of exceeding
intelligence of the whole humanpopulation,givingproof tothe assumptionof AlbertEinstein.
As seennowadays,technologybreaksourlimits,itdoesmake impossiblethingsandironically,
whatwe make can make,can destroy,andcan replace us,the livingcitizens of the earth.Yet,itaren’t
realitytodayeventhoughispossible anditisbecomingreality,we are still incontrol of technology,itis
our tool but real problemisthe user,whodiscardsthe obviousdisadvantagesof technologyandisnot
aware of all the anglestechnologyhas.
Technologyisa applicationof science anditisdesignedtomake ourlife easier,anditshouldbe
alwayslike that.The purpose of thisresearchisto letthe readerskwonall the possibilitiesinusing
technology,howpeople see technologyandhow theyuse itineverydaylife.

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3. EPEKTO, DAHILAN AT SOLUSYON NG STRESS SA MGA
MAG-AARAL NG IKA-LABING ISANG BAITANG
PANIMULA
Bahagi na ng kulturangPilipinoangpagkakaroonngmaraminggawainsa trabaho,bahay,paaralan,at
marami pang iba.Sa mga panahongitoay hindi na natinmaiiwasanangpagigingmainitinngulodahil sa
sobrangpagod at dami nang trabaholalona at sumasabayitosa mga problemangtalaganganamang
hindi nanawalasa buhaynatingmga Pilipino.Dahilsamgaganitongsitwasyonaynaiibaangkilos/galaw
at pati rinang pagiisipngbawatisa.Ngunitsa aminggagawingpananaliksik aymatutunghayanngbawat
mag-aaral kungbakitnga ba nakakaapektoangpagigingstressngisangmag-aaral sa kaniyangpag-aaral.
Anonga ba ang dahilanngpagigingstressngisang tao?Dahilanba itong mga problemangpersonal,sa
pamilya,pinansyal,lovelife,opangkapaligiran?
Angpagigingstressay nakakaapektosapagigingfocusngisangbata sa kaniyangpag-aaral.Ayonsailang
pag-aaral ang karamihanat madalasna naaapektuhanngstressay ang mga kabataanghumaharapsa
madamingpagsuboksabuhayKaya’tang pag-aaral na itoay sadyangmakakatulongsamag-aaral kung
paano nilamalalamankungsilaayhumaharapsa isangmatindingstressatkungpano nilaitodapat
kaharapin.
Being Paggalang
ChapterI
The Problem
Introduction
Respecthasgreat importance ineverydaylife.Childrenare taughttorespecttheir
parents,teachers,andelders,school rulesandtrafficlaws,familyandcultural traditions,
otherpeople'sfeelingsandrights,theirrespectivecountry'sflagandleaders,the truthand
people'sdifferingopinions.Andtheycome tovalue respectforsuchthings;whentheyare
older,theymayshake theirheadsatpeople whoseemnottohave learnedtorespectthem.
People mayalsocome tobelieve that,atsome level,all people are worthyof respect.
People maylearnthatjobsand relationshipsbecome unbearableif theyreceive norespect
inthem;theymay learnboththat theirlivestogethergobetterwhentheyrespectthe things

4. that deserve tobe respectedandthattheyshouldrespectsome thingsindependentlyof
considerationsof howtheirliveswouldgo.
In the Philippines,like anyotherAsiancountries,people show theirrespectorin
theirtermsPaggalang1
to the elderbygesturesandbythe wordstheyuse before the
person’sname.Being youngertosomeone andjustcallingthemwiththeirfirstname is
consideredimpolite andanact of rudenessinthe Philippines.There are manywaysof
showingrespectinthe Philippines,
INTERNET SHOPPING AND ITS IMPACT ON
CONSUMER BEHAVIOUR
Introduction
1.1 – Overview
The internetisbeingdevelopedrapidlysince lasttwodecades,andwithrelevantdigital
economythatis drivenbyinformationtechnologyalsobeingdevelopedworldwide.After
a longterm developmentof internet,whichrapidlyincreasedwebusersandhighlyspeed
internetconnection,andsome newtechnologyalsohave beendevelopedandusedfor
webdeveloping,thoseleadtofirmscanpromote andenhance imagesof productand
servicesthroughwebsite.Therefore,detailedproductinformationandimprovedservice
attracts more and more people changedtheirconsumerbehaviourfromthe traditional
mode to more relyonthe internetshopping.Onthe otherhand,more companieshave
realizedthatthe consumerbehaviourtransformationisunavoidabletrend,andthus
change theirmarketingstrategy.Asthe recentresearcheshave indicatedthat,the internet
shoppingparticularlyinbusinesstoconsumer(B2C) hasrisenand online shopping
become more populartomany people.Accordingtothe report,The EmergingDigital
EconomyII, publishedbythe US Departmentof Commerce,insome companies,the
weightof e-commerce intotal salesisquite high.Forinstance,the Dell computer

5. companyhave reached18 milliondollarssalesthroughthe internetduringthe first
quarterof 1999. Asa result,about30% of its 5.5 billiondollarstotal saleswere achieved
throughthe internet(Moon,2004). Therefore,tounderstandinternetshoppingandits impacton
consumerbehaviourcouldhelpcompaniesmakinguse of itasa formof doing
e-business.
Effectiveness in terms of
growth of the culture
THE PROBLEM
Introduction
Aquaculture hasbecome anarea of interestsinthe circle of an importanteconomic
activitiesinmanycountriesasa resultof overfishingof the world’swaterresourcesandan
increasingdemandforfood(Foodsecurity).Hence,the profitabilityof fisheryventuresisone of
the primaryconcernsin setting-upgoalsandstrategiesinpreparingthe sectorforglobal
competition.Foraninstance,milkfish(Chanoschanos,Forsskal) isone of the predominantfish
culturedinthe Philippines.Culturingof milkfishisone of the mostimportantformsof traditional
aquaculture inSoutheastAsia(ChaoandLiao,1984; Chen,1984; Lee,1984; Samson,1984;
Chonget al.,1984). The traditional milkfishindustrydependstotallyon anannual restockingof
farm pondswithfingerlingsgrownupfromwild-caughtfry.Consequently,the industrysuffers
fromregional,seasonal andannual variationsinfryavailability.In1981, more than 170 000 t of
milkfishwereharvestedfrom195 000 ha of brackishwaterponds,accountingfor90% of the total
fishpondproductioninthe country.Mucheffortstobe exertedtoincrease the presentannual
average milkfishfishpondproductionof about870 kg/ha.Asa whole,the central problembythe
milkfishindustryishowtoproduce a reliable,adequate,andhighqualitysupplyof milkfishfry
that isnot subjecttolarge unpredictable variationsintime andspace.
In addition,the diseasesafflictingthe milkfishhave receivemuchlessemphasisthanthe

6. disease of otherculturedfishessuchassalmonids,catfishandanguilliformeels(Lio-Po,1984).As a
consequence,milkfishdiseaseshave notbeengivenanadequate researcheffortstofirmly
PERSONAL MASTERY, CONTEMPLATION AND ADULT
DEVELOPMENT IN THE WORKPLACE
ChapterI : Introduction
A. Overview
PeterSenge (1990) coinedthe term“personal mastery”forthe notionof
individuallearningasone of five "disciplines"of the workplace "learning
organization".Foritsabilitytomanage complexityandto helpusto learn,Senge says
implicitinthe practice of personal masteryisa"higherlevel of rapportbetween
normal awarenessand[the] subconscious"(p.162).He suggeststhatto "workmore
productivelywiththe subconsciousmind...people committedtocontinually
developingpersonal masterypractice some formof 'meditation'"(p.164).
Is Senge (1990) correct? Doesmeditationcontribute topersonal mastery?If
so,how? Doesmeditationcontribute onlythroughestablishingrapportwiththe
subconsciousorare there otherimportantprocessesandoutcomesrelatedto
meditation?Ismeditationthe onlyformof contemplationthatcontributestopersonal
mastery,or dootherforms,such as prayeror journalling,have arole toplay?
And,whatis personal mastery?Isitjusta processof life longlearning,orare
there specificdevelopmentalcapacitiesorattributesthatdistinguishpersonal
mastery?
Finally,if personalmasteryinvolvesalife longprocessof learning,whatis
the nature of the relationshipbetweenlearning,personal masteryandadult
development?If personal masterycomes‘naturally’inthe course of life long
learning,whatrole doescontemplationplayingrowingup?How doesone surrender

7. inmeditationorprayer,yetlearn,grow,achieve andmature ina waysuggestedby
the nature of personal mastery?“It'sanotherone of those ‘oddpairof ducks’”,jested
one studyparticipantaboutone of the manyparadoxesthatsurroundthistopic.
The nature of the relationshipof personalmasterytocontemplation,adult
developmentandthe workplace isthe subjectof thisstudy.The studyidentifiesthe
commonattributesthatcharacterize personal masteryfromthe experiential
perspective of asmall groupof contemplativepractitionersandfromthe theoretical
perspective of contemplative,adultdevelopmental andworkplace researchand
literature.
GRADING SYSTEM FOR
GRADE 7 TO 10
ChapterI
THE PROBLEMAND ITSBACKGROUND
Introduction
“In orderfor us to maintainconsistencyandquality,we mustmake use of the new technologythatis
not widelyusedbydifferentcountries,whichiscomputer.Aswe see,informationtechnology,the
applicationof computerandrelatedtechnologieshave accompaniedinformationage togenerationand
communicationof information.” - Caridad,Melody
Nowadays,ina highlytechnologicalsociety,humanproductivityismade more efficientthroughthe
developmentof electronicgadgets.Now,withthe adventof suchmodernizationineducation,one way
to globalize the processof researchistorealize thattechnologyisadvancingatanincrediblyfastphase.
Computersare not confinedtobeingusedforentertainmentbutitsrole ineducationisalsovast.

8. A Proposed Computerized LibrarySystem
CHAPTER I
INTRODUCTION
A LibraryComputerSystemisthe software usedtocatalog,track circulation(where appropriate) and
inventoryalibrarys assets.Itisintendedforhome,church,private enterprise orothersmall tomedium
sizedcollections.Itisanintegratedlibraryautomationsolutionstogetherwithenterprise resource
planningsystemforalibrary,usedtotrack informationof the borrowedbooks,the newlyacquire books
and the informationof the borrower,the informationof penaltiesandmagazines,etc.
A LibrarySystemusuallycomprisesarelational database,software tointeractwiththat
database,andtwo graphical userinterfaces (one forborrowers,one forthe librarian).Mostintegrated
librarysystemseparate software intodiscrete programscalledmodules,eachof themintegratedwitha
unifiedinterface.Examplesof modulesmightinclude:
cataloging(classifyingandindexingmaterials)
circulation(lendingmaterialstoborrowersandreceivingreturns)
serials(trackingmagazine andnewspaperholdings)
the OPAC(publicinterfaceforusers)
An Online PublicAccessCatalog(oftenabbreviatedaOPACor simplyLibraryCatalog) isanonline
database of materialsheldbya libraryorgroup of libraries.Userssearchalibrarycatalogprincipallyto
locate booksand othermaterial physicallylocatedata library.
distributedsoftware vs.webservice
Librarycomputersystemstendtofall into twoofferings:software tobe purchasedonaperpetual
license orpurchasedasa subscriptionservice.Withdistributedsoftware the customercanchoose to
self-installorhave the systeminstalledbythe vendorontheirownhardware andisresponsible forthe
operationandmaintenance of the applicationandthe dataor can choose tobe supportedbythe
vendorwithanannual maintenance contract.Some vendorscharge forupgradestothe software,and
some do not.Customerswhosubscribe toa web(hosted)serviceuploaddatatothe vendorsremote
serverviathe internetandmaypay a periodicfee toaccesstheir data.
data entryassistance basedonISBN
Many applicationscanreduce a majorportionof manual data entryby populatingdatafieldsbased
uponthe enteredISBN usingMARCstandardstechnologyviathe internet.
barcode scanningand printing

9. The Impact of Bullying in Adolescents at
School
CHAPTER 1
INTRODUCTION
Everyday thousandsof teenswake upafraidto go toschool.Bullyingisaproblemthat
affectsmillionsof students,andithas everyone worried,notjustthe kidsonitsreceivingend.
Yet because parents,teachers,andotheradultsdon'talwayssee it,theymaynotunderstandhow
extreme bullyingcanget.Some bulliesattacktheirtargetsphysically,whichcanmeananything
fromshovingor trippingtopunchingorhitting,orevensexual assault.Othersuse psychological
control or verbal insultstoputthemselvesincharge.
Bullyingisabehaviorthatcan onlybe easilyrecognizedwhen individualsexperience
it.Bullyingcanhappentoanyone at any age and anywhere whetheratschool,home,orevenina
workplace.Sofar,it isdifficulttodefinebullyingsince itrelatestobothawide range behavior
that may constitute bullying,and the characteristicsof bullyingbehavior(Montgomery,1994, p.
3). However,the definitionsinuse were adoptedbyRoland(1989) and Olweus(1991). Roland
definesbullyingas“longstandingviolence,physical orpsychological,perpetratedbyan
individualorgroupdirectedagainstanindividualwhocannotdefendhimself orherself”(p.21).
In line withthisOlweusalsodefinesbullyingas“repeated,negative actionsovertime,including
hitting,kicking,threatening,lockinginaroom, sayingnastyand unpleasantthings,andteasing”
(p.413).
Rigby,(2008) suggeststhatbullyingis“the systematicabuse of powerininterpersonal
relationship”(p.22).In otherwords,bullyingiswhenapersonispickedonoverandoveragain
by an individual orgroupwithmore power,eitherintermsof physical strengthorsocial
standing.Rigbyarguesthatthe abuse of powerisnotrestrictedonlytocertainmanagerial or

10. The Effect of Internet Media on the Process of Composition
On the Internet,youcanappear side byside withmulti-milliondollarcompaniestwenty-fourhoursa
day,sevendaysa week,accessiblebytensof millionsof people aroundthe globe."
This mayseemlike atremendouspositivechange fornew artistslookingtomake themselvesknown,
but itseffectsonthe waypeople consume music,andbyextensioncreate it,inanage where a vastand
constantlyincreasingamountof diversemusicisreadyandequallyavailableinaninstant,andoftenfor
free,are potentiallyenormous.Itisthe consequencesof these changesforcomposersandartistsand
the way inwhichtheydo theirworkthat will be exploredhere.
For many yearsthe sale of westernmusichasbeendrivenanddominatedbymajorrecordlabels,
especiallyUniversal,Warner,SonyandEMI, whobetweenthemmade upin2008 74.2% of the global
record sale market,the remainderbeingmostlyindependentlabels.Thishadthe effectthatinorder for
an artistto achieve anykindof widespreadsuccesstheyhadtofirst''get spotted''bythe industryand
signedtoa label,the economicandpromotional powerof the label thenable topropel theirsuccess.
However,the emergence of musicsocial networkslikeSoundcloudandMyspace hasgivenmusiciansin
the last decade the abilitytoreacha global audienceswithoutcostorassistance.KelliBurnsreferences
the example of the ArcticMonkeys,whogeneratedwhatshe callsan"internetbuzz"aroundtheir
Myspace profile,which"boosteditsrecognitionbyseveral majorlabels
effects of early romantic relationships in the academic
performances of second year and third year medical technology
students
CHAPTER 1
INTRODUCTION
A. Backgroundof the Study
Duringadolescence,teensbecomeinterestedandinvolvedindatingbecauseof the desire tobelong
withothers.Asa result,itisclear that overthe time,romanticrelationshipsgaininimportance.
Adolescentscrave tohave an intimate romanticrelationshiptowhichlove isgivenandreceivedwithout
restriction.Itisaccordingto the needto belongbywhichindividualshave the determinationtoconnect
withothersinengaginginclose,intimate relationships.
Furthermore,itisbelievedthathumansshare the same needtobe a part or connectedwithother
individuals,andclaimsthatall individualsmaylive life betterif theyare connectedtoone another.
Myers (2010) supportedthe needtobelongtheorybyassertingthatpeople whofindaperson
complimentingtheirneedstowhomtheycanshare theirproblemswith,make those peoplemore
acknowledgeable.Belongingnessissupportedbyclose,intimate relationshipwhichtendstobe healthier
and happier.Because of thisneedtobelong,we cansee nowadaysthatmostuniversitystudentsare

11. synchronizingtheirtime inbothacademicandromanticaspect.Engagingthemselvesinthisromantic
relationshipenablesthemtofeel thatsomeone caresforthem, showsaffectiontothem, lovesthem,
etc.In fact, Furman(2002) reportedthatromanticrelationshipsbecome more andmore significantto
adolescentsintheirsocial worldastheyalsodevelopfrompubertytowardslate adolescence inwhichit
showhowprevalentisromanticrelationshipamongadolescents.
TEENAGE PREGNANCY: ITS EFFECT ON EDUCATIONAL DEVELOPMENT OF
STUDENTS AND OUT OF SCHOOL YOUTH
THE PROBLEM ANDITS BACKGROUND
Introduction
Overthe past fewdecades,teenagepregnancyhasbecome apublicconcernwhichhasgenerateda
great deal of attentioninthe locality.Increasingawarenessof the social andeconomicconsequencesof
teenage pregnancyhasledtoa consensusopinionamongpolicymakers andthe publicthatteenage
pregnancyandchildbearingisa significantsocial problem.Ithasbeenlinkedtoanarray of othersocial
issues,suchaswelfare dependency,childhealthandwell-being,outof wedlockbirths,fatherhood
responsibility,childabuse andneglect,school drop-outandworkforce development.(Torivillas,The
Philippine Star,2013). There wasa strong agreementthatteenage pregnancyrate isstill onthe increase
and reducingthe numberof birthsbythisage groupremainsanimportantgoal Scott (1981). Teenage
pregnancyhaslots of effectsonEducational Developmentof teenagerswhoare victimsof this
phenomenon.The Philippinegovernmentandotherreligiousinstitutions are studyingeveryangle to
lookforways to reduce untimelypregnancyamongteenager.The teenagerare more vulnerable to
sexual temptations.HealthandHome,
Teaching and learning English in a
multilingual classroom
1. Introduction
Changesinlivingconditions,causedbyphenomenalike globalisation,economiccrisesand
civil warsaroundthe world,are amongthe reasonswhylarge numbersof people are in
motion,resultinginnational,transnational and/orinternationalmigration.Swedenalone
receivedroughly44,000 asylumseekersin2012 from about130 differentcountries(SCB,

12. 2013), among whommanywere children.Differentnationalinstitutions,includingschools,
findthemselveswithspecialprogramsthatfighttoothand nail tocater for the immigrants’
learningneeds.
“If youtalkto a manin a language he understands,thatgoestohishead.If you talkto himin
hislanguage,thatgoesto hisheart,”notedNelsonMandela.However,due toemergent
multilingual societies,the needforalinguafranca,
1 whichcouldbe the base for
communicationinlanguage communitieswithoutacommonlanguage,isgrowingsteadily.
For some time English,beingawidelyspreadlanguageandusedforintercultural
communication,hastakenona strongpositioninternationally(Jorda,2005:9; Crystal,
2008:702; Sharifian,2009:1-16). However,fordecades,if notforcenturies,inmany
countriesespeciallyinEurope,monolingualismhasbeenthe norm, andconsequentlya
change to a pluralisticsocietyisbecomingachallenge.The politicaldiscussionbetween
leadersandgrassroot citizensconcerningEnglishasaForeignLanguage,EFL,or Second
Language,ESL, inSwedishmultilingualclassroomshasescalatedinthe lastfew years.Thisis
due to the fact that there isa dividedfocus:The pluralisticideologyisvisible inpolitical
documents;assimilation/immersionissoughtonthe grassroot level (Vetenskapsrådet,
2012:8).
Withthe Swedishratificationof The Council of Europe’sEducationpolicyonpluralismand
the Swedishideologyof “educationforall”regulatedinthe SwedishEducationAct
(2010:800) immigrantchildrenare requiredtoattendEnglishclasses.Inadditiontothat,
The SwedishEducationBoardstipulatesthatthe aimof Englishteaching/learningisto“help
studentstodevelopknowledge of the language andthe surroundingworldsothattheymay
have the ability, desireandconfidence touse Englishinafunctional andmeaningfulcontext”
(Skolverket,2011).The focusof the presentstudyisEnglishlanguage learnerswhohave
recentlymigratedtoandhave livedinSwedenforaveryshortperiod;oftenmerelyacouple
of months.

13. TEACHER PERCEPTIONS OF THE FLIPPED CLASSROOM: USING VIDEO
LECTURES ONLINE TO REPLACE TRADITIONAL
IN-CLASS LECTURES
CHAPTER I
INTRODUCTION
Educationisone fieldthatisconstantlychangingandadaptingto meetthe needsof
students.Asstudents’learninghabitschange withtheirinterestsinnew technologies,education
mustadapt to match those learninghabits.The usesandbenefitsof implementingtechnologyin
educationhave beenwell documentedinpartby Maierand Warren intheirbook,Integr@ting
TechnologyinLearningandTeaching(2000). However,amore recentstudyconductedby
Eteokleous(2008) foundthat“If teachersbelieve thattheirtraditionalpractice isreasonable,
effective,andefficient,theyare likelytoresistimplementingcomputerinnovations”(p.683).
While there issome resistance,awidespreadpushtowardthe implementationof technologyin
educationispresentthroughoutthe country.“Itiscommonknowledgethattwoemergentthemes
serve asthe drivingforce forintegratingtechnologyintoK-12environments;preparingstudents
for the workforce andincreasingstudentknowledgeandskills”(Lowtheretal.,2008, p. 197).
Nowmore than ever,studentsspendamajorityof theirwakinghoursusingsome sortof
technology.AccordingtoGoogle,YouTube isthe thirdmostvisitedwebsite withover2billion
viewsaday (Gomes,2010). The powerandpopularityof videoisundeniable andcouldbe used
as an assetin the classroom.In2000, Lage,Plattand Treglia(2000) introducedthe ideaof using
technologyto“flip”atraditional classroomenvironment.Inthismethodknownasthe “flipped
classroom,”“invertedclassroom,”or“reverse instruction,”amongothers,whatistraditionally
done inclass isswitchedwithwhatistraditionallydone forhomework.Insteadof students
listeningtoa lecture duringclassandgoinghome to do homework,studentswatchvideolectures
at home and complete whathastraditionallybeenknownashomeworkinclassunderthe
guidance of the instructor.Recently,the flippedclassroommethodhasgrowninpopularityinthe
K-12 sector.What are teachers’perceptionsof the use of the flippedclassroom?