Self-Regulation and Flipped Classroom to learn Mathematics

Authors

  • Panagiote Ligouras

Keywords:

Flipped Classroom, Self Regulated Learning, ICT, Mathematics education, Teaching and Learning, Blended Learning, Inverted Classroom,

Abstract

This article describes an experience that aims to explain how new teaching strategies like the Flipped Classroom Technique (FC), the Self Regulated Learning (SRL) and the use of ICTs, combined together, can provide a new and more effective way of teaching mathematics in secondary and high school without adding extra-curricular hours. It has paid particular attention to the self-regulated competences that the teacher acquires and the effectiveness of the techniques in term of autonomy, method and knowledge developed by the students.
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Published

2015-08-31

How to Cite

Ligouras, P. (2015). Self-Regulation and Flipped Classroom to learn Mathematics. EDiMaST: Experiences of Teaching With Mathematics, Sciences and Technology, 1(01). Retrieved from https://www.edimast.it/index.php/edimast/article/view/10

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