Flipped classroom: an experiment on mathematics teaching
Flipped Classroom. Mathematics teaching. TDIC. Google Classroom.
The objective of this research was to investigate the use of the pedagogical approach Flipped Classroom in the teaching of Mathematics, with technology support, in a state public school and to analyze its potentialities. For this, we used a participatory research line of qualitative nature, adopting the Inverted Classroom model, with 2nd grade high school students, who had previous access to the content of Trigonometry in the form of video lessons, through the educational tool Google Classroom. We rely on authors such as Sams and Bergmann (2017), Moran (2018), Valente (2018) and Borba (2016). The main results indicated that the approach provided a greater flexibility of time in the classroom with the use of TDIC, a collaborative and interactive classroom environment, providing greater attention by the teacher to the students who most needed help, the behavior change of the students, developing their independence from the teacher, engaging in addressing mathematics content and developing their potential, as well as overcoming difficulties with content.