The growing role of technology in education has created new opportunities for learner-centred teaching methods to support skills development and increase student engagement. One of the approaches I have incorporated into my teaching practice is Flipped Learning, which changes the traditional structure of the lesson and allows classroom time to be used more effectively.
I discovered and explored this innovative approach at the end of October 2025, during an Erasmus+ KA1 mobility – Learning Mobility of Individuals – School Education, Adult Education and Vocational Education and Training (project no. 2025-1-RO01-KA121-SCH-000322196). The training course took place in Braga, Portugal, and was provided by Bragamob. The experience I gained provided the basis for experimenting with and adapting this approach to my classroom practice.
Flipped Learning in English Language Teaching. Advantages, Challenges and Classroom Applications