Fostering student teachers’ 21st century skills by using flipped learning by teaching in STEM education
Chak-Him Fung 1 * , Kin-Keung Poon 1 , Siu-Ping Ng 1
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1 The Education University of Hong Kong, Tai Po, HONG KONG SAR* Corresponding Author

Abstract

In recent decades, STEM has received wide attention in education and educators have been seeking effective approaches for STEM education. Learning by teaching could be a potential solution as it could help students develop 21st century skills. However, the high time cost and lack of relevant knowledge create a great barrier to its users and make the approach unpopular. Thus, this study aims to investigate how flipped learning by teaching could foster STEM education through the improvement of students’ understanding and their 21st century skills. By using seven-12 minutes pre-class video followed by 40-minute in-class sections, result suggested that flipped learning could contribute to students’ understanding, learning interest, creativity, and soft skill sets in 21st century skills. In view of its merits, flipped learning by teaching could be considered as an effective approach for STEM education.

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Article Type: Research Article

EURASIA J Math Sci Tech Ed, Volume 18, Issue 12, December 2022, Article No: em2204

https://doi.org/10.29333/ejmste/12728

Publication date: 16 Dec 2022

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