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Effects of Flipped Classroom Approach on Pre-service Teachers’ Learning Outcomes and Perceptions in Traditional Kente Weaving at a College of Education in Ghana

Journal of Art and Design | Vol 6, Issue 1

Table 3. Pre-service teachers’ perception of flippedclassroom after experiencing with flipped classroom instructional strategy

Number Item Total Value N Mean
1. Flipped classroom gives me greater opportunities to communicate with other students 161 42 3.83
2. Flipped classroom is more engaging than the traditional classroom. 168 42 4.00
3. Flipped courses did not limit my interaction with instructors. 157 42 3.74
4. I got the ability to self-pace my learning with flipped courses 200 42 4.76
5. Flipped classroom gives me the opportunity to ask more questions inside the classroom. 161 42 3.83
6. I feel that mastering learning through flipped classroom improved my course understanding. 161 42 3.83
7. I feel that mastering learning through flipped classroom improved my academic achievement. 163 42 3.88
8. Flipped classroom improved collaborative learning 171 42 4.07
9. Flipped classroom learning has reduced my dependency on the instructor. 164 42 3.90
10. Learning foundational content prior to class greatly enhances my understanding of material. 173 42 4.12
11. I am more motivated to learn the concepts of course via the flipped classroom. 201 42 4.79
12. Flipped classroom gives me less class time to practice the concepts of course. 158 42 3.76
13. I would recommend flipped classroom to a friend. 160 42 3.80
14. I like watching the lessons on video. 202 42 4.81
15. I wish more instructors use the flipped or inverted classroom model 204 42 4.86
16. Flipped classroom can be a suitable teaching strategy. 177 42 4.21
17. Flipped classroom can improve interest in class. 173 42 4.11
18. Flipped classroom can improve interest in exploring topics. 164 42 3.90
19. Flipped classroom, along with delivery of content outside class and problem solving in class, is an instructional method appropriate for my specialization. 206 42 4.90
20. I frequently pause or repeat parts of the videos in order to increase my understanding of the material. 204 42 4.86
21. I believe that I am able to learn material with flipped classroom instruction better than with traditional lecture-based instruction 168 42 4.00
22. I try to learn as much as possible while watching the videos. 164 42 3.90
23. I feel that watching videos and taking notes contribute efficiently to my learning. 201 42 4.79
24. I felt prepared to complete course tasks in class after watching and listening to the video content 202 42 4.81
25. With flipped classroom model, I feel more prepared for my exam. 170 42 4.04
26. With flipped classroom, we have to do more work out of the classroom. 169 42 4.02
27. Flipped classroom matches my learning style. 166 42 3.95
28. Flipped classroom attracts my attention to learning and teaching process. 159 42 3.79
29. Flipped classroom reduces the effort to understand the basic knowledge of the subject matter. 166 42 3.95
30. Flipped classroom encourages me to practice critical and creative thinking 164 42 3.90
 
  Perceptions of flipped classroom     120.93/30=4.03