Active Learning Blog

The stereotypical classroom, where the instructor drones on in the front and students slump bored in their seats, is not a place where learning takes place. In order for students to learn, they must be engaged in what they are doing, which sparks further curiosity and greater achievement. For today's educational leaders who want to encourage greater curiosity and learning, the key is encouraging greater engagement.

For educators looking to increase student engagement and performance, flipping the classroom holds great promise. With an educational model that works for more learning styles, the flipped classroom may be the classroom of the future. Understanding this model and the potential educational gains will help the modern educators make wise decisions.

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