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Is professorial ego driving opposition to flipped learning?

Some in higher education haven't accepted the flipped model, even as it gains student support

By Rich Schultz

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The advantages to a flipped classroom are obvious to someone who has done it and difficult to conceive for those who have not. A flipped classroom--a model that has students watching lectures online, outside the classroom, and doing assignments during class time--works quite effectively if viewed from a pedagogical perspective. Read more with registration.

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