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Karen L Hessler¹

¹Karen L. Hessler is an associate professor at University of Northern Colorado, College of Health and Human Sciences School of Nursing, Greeley, CO.

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The flipped classroom model enhances education by shifting traditional lectures online and promoting active learning in class. This approach, guided by the Intentional Instruction Environment Model, offers a new framework for effective teaching strategies.

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Area of Science:

Educational Innovation
Instructional Design

Background:

Traditional lecture-based models often result in passive learning.
There is a need for pedagogical approaches that foster active student engagement.

Purpose of the Study:

To introduce the flipped classroom as an innovative educational concept.
To provide a framework for implementing the flipped learning model.

Main Methods:

The article outlines the principles of the flipped classroom.
Implementation strategies are discussed within the Intentional Instruction Environment Model.

Main Results:

The flipped classroom model facilitates a shift from passive to active learning.
The Intentional Instruction Environment Model provides a structured approach to implementation.

Conclusions:

The flipped classroom offers a promising pedagogical shift.
Effective implementation hinges on a well-defined instructional environment.