Flipped education: Transitioning to the homeschool environment

This paper seeks to introduce flipped learning as a viable learning method that can be used in the homeschool environment. Flipped learning can become a valuable aspect of homeschooling when the learning environment is conducive to the application of self-taught knowledge. In fact, the sessions evid...

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Published in:Cogent education 2016-01, Vol.3 (1), p.1224607
Main Authors: Alamry, Adel, karaali, Abeer
Format: Article
Language:English
Subjects:
Distance learning
Educational research
Educational Technology
Flipped classroom
flipped learning
Home education
Home Schooling
homeschooling
Independent Study
Self Determination
self-determined learning
self-directed learning
self-regulated learning
Student Centered Learning
Teaching Methods
Technology Uses in Education
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Summary:This paper seeks to introduce flipped learning as a viable learning method that can be used in the homeschool environment. Flipped learning can become a valuable aspect of homeschooling when the learning environment is conducive to the application of self-taught knowledge. In fact, the sessions evidently act as clarification bridges and self-actualization for students in that they dedicate their energy to practising and gaining experience in applying the learnt concepts. This paper analyses an approach to a self-directed intuitive learning process while at the same time holding aptitude and self-motivation as a key regard in this method of learning.
ISSN:2331-186X
2331-186X
DOI:10.1080/2331186X.2016.1224607