Fliperentiation: Differentiated instruction in the flipped classroom context
Abstract
With contemporary classrooms becoming increasingly diverse, differentiated instruction is regarded as the most effective approach for adapting teaching to students’ different needs. However, its implementation is not frequent due to the limited class time and the difficulty involved in the parallel teaching to students of different levels. The emerging approach “Fliperentiation” (Flipped Learning and Differentiation) provides the teacher with an alternative way of organizing the learning process. Combining the pedagogical model of the flipped classroom with the teaching strategy of differentiated instruction, offers the teacher the time needed in order to adapt his instruction to the needs of each student. This literature review presents an overview of available research data on the Fliperentiation approach and the results of previous research on the possibility of differentiating teaching in the flipped classroom context. The strengthening of students’ motivation for active participation in the learning process and the development of their collaborative skills and their autonomy, through the application of the flipped classroom and the differentiated instruction, are its main themes.
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Sidiropoulou, Z., Botsoglou, K., & Politi, V. (2023). Fliperentiation: Differentiated instruction in the flipped classroom context. Hellenic Journal of Research in Education, 12(1), 37–56. https://doi.org/10.12681/hjre.33385
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