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Flipped classrooms, by design

Over the past 5 years, research about flipped classrooms has permeated health professions education. Flipped classrooms, in which students are expected to learn foundational material prior to class and to actively engage in learning during class, are espoused to promote higher-order thinking, increase learning outcomes and improve student experiences. However, controversy about the model’s effectiveness persists.