The flipped classroom model is a model of teaching where the core or more direct instruction is learned outside of the classroom and the practice is done in the classroom. In this model, the homework becomes the classwork. The core instruction can be given through video, notes, and readings. This is usually delivered via online methods. One bonus of this is that students can go at their own pace. They can pause when needed, rewind, and even rewatch the instruction. The skills and new knowledge are applied during in-person classes. Here, the teacher can assist and further understanding through in class projects and assignments. With the flipped model parents can see more of what the students are learning.