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I think there is value in flipped classrooms, but they do have an impact on the classroom experience. Did you see this NYT article from last week? https://www

• dragonwriter 8y ago
  That doesn't seem to be using a flipped classroom model to maximize value of in-person contact time by moving static lecture out of classroom time; that seems to be replacing much of the school-hours direct contact time with online solo learning.
  • secabeen 8y ago
    When I've read about flipped classroom, a lot of the instruction is described as teachers working closely with students, given the importance of individualized instruction. However, that does also result in a lot of solo learning. If the teacher is working with 25 students for a 50 minute class, that's 2 minutes of individualized instruction per student. Even with the students working with the teacher in groups, you're going to have a lot of students working alone when they're not working in the teacher's group.