Exploring students' perspectives during the implementation of flipped classroom utilizing Distance learning and Multimedia educational material: The case of teaching Engineering in sixth grade primary school

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The present study aims to explore students' perspectives during the implementation of flipped classroom utilizing Distance learning and Multimedia educational material and exploratory collaborative activities during the teaching of the engineering in the sixth grade primary school students. Additionally, the research goal includes investigating students' opinions on the effectiveness of educational material in their autonomous learning and overall experiences with the flipped classroom at all stages of its implementation.
The article is structured into four chapters. The first chapter entails the conceptual delimitation of the research field and fundamental concepts. The second chapter describes the research methodology. Subsequently, in the third chapter, the research findings are presented by research question, along with the correlations of the variables examined. Finally, in the fourth chapter, the conclusions of the study are outlined, including the limitations encountered, accompanied by suggestions for further research.
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Γιαννενάκης Κ. (2025). Exploring students’ perspectives during the implementation of flipped classroom utilizing Distance learning and Multimedia educational material: The case of teaching Engineering in sixth grade primary school. Open Education: The Journal for Open and Distance Education and Educational Technology, 21(1), 231–265. https://doi.org/10.12681/jode.37346
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