“I enjoy a flipped classroom occasionally, but don’t think it should be utilized for every lecture. It is most useful when coupled with a faculty presentation of some sort to ensure we are covering all relevant material” |
“I think that the resident that is presenting a specific subset of information probably learns it better than they would from a standard didactic lecture, but for the other subsets that they are not responsible for, not so much” |
“I think flipped classroom can be good sometimes, but I don’t think it should be the primary way of teaching for our lectures” |
“I enjoy the challenge of presenting material in a non-traditional format and to see all the individual resident topics come together to create an entire lesson” |
“I think a lot of times when we do flipped classrooms I end up learning more about my specific question or topic but don’t get as much out of the other topics that all the other residents are assigned” |
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“With regards to time in preparation, it depends on the amount of time given by the presenter…I feel maybe if we have a week that would be a reasonable amount of time to expect us to be able to gather the information” |
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