What are some effective flipped classroom models for active listening and team collaboration?
Flipped classroom models are a popular way to enhance student engagement, autonomy, and performance by reversing the traditional roles of homework and classwork. Instead of listening to lectures at school and doing exercises at home, students watch or read instructional materials before class and use class time for interactive activities, discussions, and feedback. This approach can also foster active listening and team collaboration skills, which are essential for relationship building in any context. In this article, we will explore some effective flipped classroom models that you can use to develop and practice these skills with your students or peers.