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The flipped classroom model inverts traditional learning by having students learn foundational knowledge at home through videos or readings before class. This approach allows class time to focus on higher-order thinking activities, such as discussions and problem-solving, where students engage actively with the content under the teacher's guidance. It promotes student responsibility for learning and fosters a collaborative classroom environment, enhancing engagement and understanding.
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