Research Article

Quantitative Analysis of the Acceptance and Learning Success Instead of Flipped Classroom Teaching in a Caries Diagnosis Course for Undergraduate Students

Table 2

Mean (standard deviation) of the final questionnaire about the students’ responses to the use of the flipped classroom (strongly agree = 1–5 = strongly disagree).

Final questionnaireMeanSD

The teaching time was put to good use1.810.96
The teaching was clearly structured1.670.85
I was clear about the learning objectives of the course1.720.97
I was able to use the teaching platform Moodle1.891.01
The teaching materials were made available in good time before the face-to-face lecture1.490.93
The teaching time was enough to study the online lecture1.720.97
The length of the presentation was sufficient1.570.83
There were often technical problems during the course4.021.13
My skills in using digital tools were sufficient1.280.50
It was easy for me to structure and organize myself independently1.810.95
I felt well looked after during the online activity2.000.83
Teaching encouraged me to be an active learner1.550.83
The teacher was good at providing feedback to students1.510.80
The teacher was knowledgeable1.190.50
The teacher was well prepared for the topic in the course in a clear and understandable way1.770.87
I found the difficulty of the self-study task appropriate1.370.49
I was encouraged to take an active part in the course2.070.89
Teaching encouraged active learning for me1.960.95
The atmosphere was relaxed during the lecture1.560.62
I felt I was able to ask questions I wanted to ask1.600.72
I felt comfortable in class socially1.420.62
Enjoyment outweighed the stress of the course1.780.85
The atmosphere motivated me as a learner1.960.82
I was able to concentrate well1.760.83
The atmosphere during the practical session was pleasant1.410.66
I rate the teaching format “flipped classroom” with the following overall grade1.800.63
The “flipped classroom” teaching format contributed to my learning success1.860.85