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I have tried this model with my classes but not all the students carried out the tasks. I believe in this approach as it improves students' achievement and involves them in their own education but obviously there are some problems in using it every day. Anyway, what is important is that it is forcing teachers to reflect on their practice and rethink how they reach their kids...worthwhile indeed!

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We are learning from ancient Greece.

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It's a pity but not all of our students are ready to work hard and seriously  at home. They can't realize that those who study by themselves  have seven times results better than others. The flipped classes will be an ideal variant for future, to my mind but not now. On the one hand, it's necessary to try, maybe to choose a group of  students and make an experiment. On the oher hand, what about their health: too much time indoors working with computres

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My pro:
It's a good idea to motivate students for studying. They study the material at home amnd the lessons they are ready to work wity the new material and so on. It helps do the lesson more effective and fruitful.
My con:
I am not sure that every student ready to work himself without teacher's control

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Pro: students will watch or listen to the teachers/contents at home, before the class. When they are in the classroom they do their activities / home work, collaborativelly, and the teacher "insted of beeing the teacher" is more like a coach, supporting students in becoming self-directed learners. I belive in small classes it really works and it is a very good and motivating metodology.
Con: do all of our students work at home?

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I think it's only a fashion approach. We know that students don't watch videos at home and they don't make any research. We can't force them to use the Internet and it happens that their home connection fails and so on. Furthermore in our classes there are many students and it's impossible to arrange the desks as we like. In conclusion, the flipped classroom doesn't work!

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How do you motivate your students to study at home?

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Pro: Some theorical classes can be really done by the students at home , we can teach them with a YouTube tutorial , which allows them to rewatch it as Many times as they need and then, we can dedicate presential classes to practical and more motivating exercises. There , I can pay attention on the mistakes and correct them . They  improve in situ...
Con:
Spanish educational sustento is still too old fashionated. Teachers speak, students listen.
What is more, not open minders students or patents can complain when asking them to watch a vídeo at home on their own and say: What is the teacher for?
It is still difficult but we have to try..

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Pro :

Flipped classrooms allows class time be used to improve  skills through collaborative activities and discussions
Con :
students will spend hours in front of a computer /mobile watching lessons

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This is something totally new in greek educational reality especially in kindergarten. I don’t know if teachers and parents are ready for this kind of teaching and learning

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Pro:
lessons are more accessible and available at all times online
Con:
we trust our students but we can't oblige them to watch lectures at home

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Positive aspects:
1) Students are the protagonists of the learning process;
2)  they are more motivated than in the traditional lesson;
3) students can learn in freedom at home, they can pause and rewind lectures
Negative aspect:
too much work for the teachers!!!!!