The Application of Flipped Classroom Approach onthe Academic Performance of Pakistani ESL Learners

Abstract

This examination pointed toward exploring the impact of flipped classroom approach on the academic performance in the subject of English as a Second Language among 5th grade learners in Pakistan. The examination populace comprises of all 5th grade learners in the vicinity of Lahore, Pakistan. The examination test comprises of 44 male and female learners who were picked intentionally as a sample of the research population. The examination test was circulated into two gatherings: the test group that comprised of 22 learners, who has concentrated by flipped classroom technique, and the benchmark group that comprised of 22 learners, who has concentrated in the standard strategy. To accomplish the destinations of the investigation, an achievement test was readied and its reliability and validity were checked. ANCOVA, Means, and Standard Deviations were utilized to examine the collected outcomes. The examination concluded the accompanying outcomes: 1) There are genuinely critical contrasts in the Means on the achievement test
credited to the showing technique, for the individuals from the experimental group learners, and 2) there are no measurably huge contrasts in the Means on the performance of test ascribed to gender. Considering the discoveries, the investigation prescribed urging ESL teachers to encourage learners in utilizing training methodologies radiated from the utilization of present day innovations, especially the flipped classroom technique. Likewise, the investigation proposed that universities of instruction should prepare imminent educators on the utilization of training procedures coming from present day instructive speculations and methodologies, for example, the flipped classroom technique during the time of setting them up to instruct. Besides, the examination suggested re-applying this experience and recognizing its viability at different schools stages and different subjects in other substance zones