What Is a Flipped Classroom? Definition & Visual Explanation #109317 (License: Personal Use)

This infographic defines the flipped classroom as an instructional strategy where direct instruction (like video lectures) is moved outside of class time, typically done at home, while class time is reserved for interactive, application-based activities such as problem-solving, discussions, and group work. The colorful abstract design includes icons representing students, devices, and collaborative learning to reinforce the modern, student-centered approach. It cites Jonathan Bergmann and Aaron Sams, pioneers of the model, and references their 2012 book *Flip Your Classroom*.

Used on educational blogs, teacher training sites, or university pedagogy pages to introduce or explain the flipped classroom model; matches user intent to understand innovative teaching methods or redesign course delivery.