Applying the flipped classroom model in blended learning at college of economics - Vinh University
Authors: Luong Thi Quynh Mai
Conference'Developing competency-based teaching for Vinh University students to meet the program learning outcomes'
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Publishing year: 5/2024
This article examines the implementation of the flipped classroom model within a blended
learning approach at the College of Economics, Vinh University. The flipped classroom model involves a
reversal of traditional teaching methods, where students engage with course content outside of class
through pre-recorded lectures, readings, or other materials, and then participate in interactive activities,
discussions, and problem-solving exercises during class time. The study evaluates the effectiveness of this
pedagogical approach in enhancing student engagement, learning outcomes, and overall satisfaction with
the learning experience. It also explores the challenges encountered and strategies employed in
implementing the flipped classroom model in the context of a blended learning environment. The research
article designs a common process and a specific process for designing a lesson plan applying the flipped
classroom model in blended teaching at College of Economics, Vinh University.
flipped classroom, blended learning, economics