Better online learning outcomes in a flipped course tend to produce better in-class readiness, which further leads to better after-class performance and exam grades¶

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q2 i? Spencer et al. (2022) found that better online learning outcomes tend to produce better in-class readiness, which further led to better after-class performances and exam grades. → Yan Shen 2025

Evidence¶

Yan Shen 2025¶

Yan Shen, Dan Spencer, Jennifer Tagsold, Hyunsong Kim. (2025). Integrating cognition, self-regulation, motivation, and metacognition: a framework of post-pandemic flipped classroom design. Education Tech Research Dev. https://doi.org/10.1007/s11423-025-10485-y

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Review's account of a secondary relational finding from Spencer et al.'s (2022) flipped calculus course: accumulative achievements across the flipped learning steps. The hedged wording is preserved — better online outcomes "tend to produce better in-class readiness". No effect size or test statistic is printed.

"Moreover, they found that better online learning outcomes tend to produce better in-class readiness, which further led to better after-class performances and exam grades, indicating that accumulative achievements throughout the flipped learning steps created fruitful cycles that ensured students' ultimate success in FC."

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