Research Article
Conceptions and Viewpoints of English as a Foreign Language Undergraduate Students towards Flipped Instructed Classroom
Table 1
The conceptions and viewpoints of the students toward flipped instructed class lessons of learning grammar.
| No. | Items related to questions (N = 200) | Mean | SD |
| 1 | I view task-based videos on a regular basis. | 4.9500 | 0.53452 | 2 | I am occupied with several activities (e.g., discussion, writing, and reading). | 4.9046 | 0.76490 | 3 | By teaching and studying in a flipped classroom, to a greater extent, I am driven to understand grammar of English. | 4.8672 | 0.64391 | 4 | English grammar studying in a flipped instructed class allows me communicating with different learners more effectively. | 4.7344 | 0.69561 | 5 | I get adequate period of time to learn the structures of grammar and knowledge through the videos/screencasts. | 4.7031 | 0.60892 | 6 | I can prepare for my class ahead of time because of flipped instruction. | 4.4609 | 0.52178 | 7 | In the flipped classroom, I’m doing more than just listening. | 4.0781 | 0.64990 | 8 | Through flipped instruction, I feel more in control of my own learning. | 3.9063 | 0.38704 | 9 | After watching the videos, I feel more comfortable asking for clarification. | 3.6172 | 0.42485 | 10 | Higher-order thinking is something I do (evaluation, synthesis, and analysis). | 3.5516 | 0.42910 |
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