We are implementing an innovative pedagogical approach that reverses the traditional model of education. This new method is called the flipped classroom and represents a contemporary approach to learning. Instead of lectures and direct instruction during class time, students learn new material independently and/or prior to class. This may involve watching videos, reading texts, or completing online courses. Class time is then used for more interactive activities such as discussions, problem-solving, Q&A and group work. This allows educators to focus on guiding and facilitating learning, rather than solely delivering content.

How does it work?

• Learn at your own pace: Access engaging video lessons, and supplementary materials anytime, anywhere.
• Reinforce concepts: Practice and apply your knowledge through hands-on activities and real-world scenarios.
• Collaborate and connect: Join live online discussions with peers and industry experts to deepen your understanding.
• Get personalized support: Benefit from one-on-one mentorship and tailored guidance to address your specific learning needs.

Why choose our flipped classroom approach?

• Increased flexibility: Learn on your schedule without sacrificing quality.
• Enhanced engagement: Actively participate in your learning journey and make connections to real-world applications.
• Better outcomes: Studies show that flipped classrooms can lead to improved learning outcomes and higher retention rates.
• Expert guidance: Learn from experienced instructors who are passionate about helping you succeed.

 Comparison of the Flipped Classroom to Traditional Methods and Its Advantages

The flipped classroom is a fresh approach to education that differs significantly from traditional methods. Let’s take a comparative look:

Traditional Method

• In-class teaching: The teacher presents new material in the classroom.
• Homework: Students complete exercises to practice the material.
• Active role of the teacher: The teacher has the leading role.
• Passive role of the student: Students primarily listen and take notes.

Flipped Classroom

• Preparation at home: Students study new material (videos, texts) outside of class.
• Application in the classroom: In class, students apply their knowledge with the teacher’s help.
• Active role of the student: Students are active members of the learning process, solving problems and discussing.
• Facilitator role of the teacher: The teacher guides and supports students.

Advantages of the Flipped Classroom

• Personalized learning: Students can review the material as many times as needed and at their own pace.
• Active participation: Students are actively involved in the learning process, making it more interesting and effective.
• Improved understanding: The immediate application of knowledge helps students better understand concepts.
• Increased self-confidence: Students develop greater self-confidence as they work in groups and solve problems.
• Familiarity with new technologies: Students become familiar with various digital tools and platforms.

Compared to traditional methods, the flipped classroom offers a more flexible, active, and effective learning experience. Students become more independent learners, and teachers are able to provide more personalized support.

There are many methods with which trainees become engaged.
All of these allow them to receive knowledge but with different retention rates.
In Positivity Coaching we use all the different learning methods and we emphasise in the participatory ones.
After all, what’s better than teaching coaching in a coaching way?

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