Student Perceptions Of The Flipped Classroom Analysis

In our modern educational world, many educators may already blend their classes which become a unique phenomenon that encourages a progressive classroom in the 21st century learning styles especially in Indonesia, which used student-centered learning in their learning process and supported their curriculum. By appearing the new technologies, educators have to find the best tools and techniques for students that support the learning process and increase students’ achievement, not only in classroom but also in their home. Besides, educators have to think critically about the best practices in relation to technologies because twenty-first century students are comfortable with electronic device.
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Therefore, educators have to learn their perception with need a deeper understanding about how students perceive flipped classroom and how students’ viewing it to contribute their ability to think critically, to collaborate, and to use media for learning.
In line with the previous study, “Student Perceptions of the Flipped Classroom” was written by Graham Brent Johnson (2013). He found that 70% students who like and have a positive experience with flipped classroom, and 91% students responded positively that flipped classroom can support their learning in mathematics classroom because in flipped classroom they do more work at home rather than traditional classroom in free time, spent more efficiently to complete their daily assignments, and complete lesson video for the next day at the end of class.
In fact, the writer does not find yet any similar studies with Graham’s research in English classroom especially in Indonesia because some expert and journal from other countries what the writer has read only focus on the implementation and students’ perception of flipped classroom on mathematics, and science due to they are more prefer and interested to do a research in other classrooms, not in English