One of my classes at uni used the ‘flipped classroom’ method. You were supposed to watch pre-recorded lectures ahead of time (comes with the ability to pause, s

One of my classes at uni used the ‘flipped classroom’ method. You were supposed to watch pre-recorded lectures ahead of time (comes with the ability to pause, slow down, rewind as necessary). Then in the actual lecture, the teacher would just have a slide deck with exercises. Students tried solving first, then the teacher showed the correct solution. If you got stuck or didn’t understand, you could immediately ask questions, and those questions would also benefit other students’ understanding. It is hard to understate how much better this method was for grokking the material than the traditional ‘zoning out during the lecture and struggling with the exercises at home’. I don’t understand why all classes aren’t taught this way.