Flipped Learning Model as a Solution for Implementing Islamic Religious Education (PAI) Learning in The 21st Century
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https://doi.org/10.25217/jrie.v5i2.4277Keywords:
flipped learning, ICT, Learning ModelAbstract
The purpose of this research is to describe the design of flipped learning and its implementation as a form of technology-based learning to improve the Information and Communication Technology (ICT) abilities or competencies of teachers or educators, especially religious teachers both in schools and madrasas. The research method used in this research is a qualitative descriptive analysis method with data collection techniques related to learning model design flipped learning which has been widely applied. Meanwhile, the results obtained show that the learning model design flipped learning can increase student involvement in the learning process optimally, as well as making the time for delivering material more efficient. However, various obstacles are still found, such as limited information and communication technology tools, and the most hindering thing is the lack of ICT competence for teachers. The conclusion of this research is that the flipped learning model design is quite effective and efficient in increasing the activity and role of students compared to conventional learning methods
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