Flipped Classroom: an experience with university students
Abstract
This document develops an experience based on the Flipped Classroom system with 110 undergraduate students. Their opinions, perceptions and assessment on their satisfaction with this method, compared to the traditional system, have been collected. The core idea is to contribute to know which are the results of the application of a Flipped Classroom model in some university subjects, so that data can be collected on the perceptions and opinions of the main protagonists of learning: the students. This is observed within a framework of continuous improvement that allows students to evaluate a proposal of Flipped Classroom related to what they are used to and can be called traditional teaching.
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