flipped classroom
Homework-first teaching model
A flipped classroom reverses traditional teaching by having students learn new material at home—typically through videos or readings—and use class time for exercises, discussion, and hands-on practice.
The lecture moves outside class; the homework moves in.
In a flipped classroom, students watch the professor's video before coming to lab.
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