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A flipped classroom is an innovative instructional strategy that reverses the traditional lecture-homework format, where students learn foundational concepts at home through pre-recorded videos or readings, and then work on interactive, collaborative activities and problem-solving in the classroom. This approach, pioneered by educators like [[jonathan-bergmann|Jonathan Bergmann]] and [[aaron-sams|Aaron Sams]], aims to increase student engagement, improve learning outcomes, and enhance the overall educational experience. By leveraging technology, such as [[khan-academy|Khan Academy]] and [[coursera|Coursera]], and incorporating [[project-based-learning|project-based learning]] and [[peer-instruction|peer instruction]], flipped classrooms have been shown to improve student achievement, particularly in subjects like [[mathematics|mathematics]] and [[science|science]]. With the rise of [[online-learning|online learning]] and [[blended-learning|blended learning]], flipped classrooms have become a popular choice for educators seeking to create a more interactive, student-centered learning environment. As of 2022, over 20% of schools in the United States have adopted flipped classroom models, with many more exploring this approach. According to a study by the [[national-education-association|National Education Association]], flipped classrooms have been shown to increase student engagement by 30% and improve academic achievement by 25%. The flipped classroom model has also been endorsed by prominent educators, including [[salman-khan|Salman Khan]], who has stated that 'the flipped classroom is a game-changer for education.'