REACTION TO FLIPPED CLASSROOMS (MOD#8) These two articles (one found here and the other here ) are not much different from other articles I've read about flipping one's classroom. It seems to be a good way of trying to have students get the most out of their class time at school by having them initially learn the material and concepts at home and then come to school to practice what they had learned with their peers while the instructor facilitates the interaction of the students' usage of the concepts. In this way, the students are able to use the class content in a more meaningful way, and the teacher gives advice, asks engaging questions, and makes sure that the students correctly understand the material and that they are on task. When you add all of these elements together, they give us those perfect stereotypical photos of the teacher and the students all smiling together in ...