Comparison of effectiveness between flipped versus traditional instructions on perception of class and academic attitude in the girl students of Ahvaz Farhangian university

This study aimed at the effectiveness of flipped and traditional instructions over perception of class and academic attitude among the girl students of Farhangian University. The investigation was performed with pre-test & post-test plan having control group. Statistical society included all girl students of Farhangian university, Fatemeh Zahra center in first semester of 2019-20 academic year. A sample of 36 students was selected through purposeful sampling, then randomly divided into two experiment & control group. Data were gathered using Fraser, Fisher & McRobbie’s perception of class (1996) and Akbari’s academic attitude (2004) questionnaires. The interventional group received flipped instruction as 8 sessions of 120 minutes, weekly. For the control group traditional instruction was performed. The data were analyzed through multivariable analysis of covariance (MANCOVA), single variable analysis (ANCOVA) and Bonferroni's post hoc test. Findings showed significant difference between effectiveness of flipped (P<0.05) versus traditional instruction (P<0.01) on problem-based learning and self-determination. Based on the results of this study, flipped education has more effectiveness on perception of class and academic attitude, compared with traditional instruction.