In your own words, how does the "flipped classroom" reverse the traditional order of teaching and homework?, Describe the typical workflow for a student in a flipped classroom. What do they do at home versus what they do in school?, The video mentions that students can learn at their own pace . How specifically does the video format allow for this compared to a live lecture?, How does the use of class time change when lectures are moved to homework? What specific activities replace the lecture?, The narrator states that teachers move from "instructing from the front" to being a "guide on the side" . What does this practical shift look like during a class period?, The video argues that teachers save time by not repeating the same lecture How might they reinvest that saved time to benefit students?, According to the video, how does this model help teachers who may not be excellent public speakers or presenters?, What are the potential consequences if a student comes to class without having watched the video lesson at home? How should a teacher handle that?, Do you think this model works better for certain subjects (like Math or Science) than others (like English or Art)? Why?, Does the flipped classroom model seem to increase or decrease the amount of social interaction and collaboration among students?, If your class switched to this model tomorrow—lectures at home, homework in class—would you feel more or less stressed? Why?.

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