I really dislike flipped classrooms. I've found as a student that it forces you to come to grips with the most difficult parts of the material yourself, rather

I really dislike flipped classrooms. I've found as a student that it forces you to come to grips with the most difficult parts of the material yourself, rather than letting the professor help you get there. Then when you actually get to lecture, there will always be some portion of students that haven't read/watched the class materials. So most of the professor's time is spent helping out those students who know nothing. Anyone who did actually struggle through the material is bored. >The problem is that there are two different types of questions: actual course questions and infrastructrue questions. I'm happy to deal with course questions. I LOATHE dealing with infrstructure questions. When I was doing my CS degree, the "infrastructure" type problems I faced were the worst. In fact, it was a huge discouragement for me, and actually led me to drop several courses. I'm not sure what a solution to these things are, mind you.