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      English Listening Teaching Model in Flipped Classroom Based on Artificial Intelligence Fusion Control Algorithm

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      Mathematical Problems in Engineering
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          In our contemporary life, various information technologies are changing our lives, and the development of information technology has also provided a certain degree of convenience for the development of education. Now, every country attaches great importance to the development of the informatization of education. This article aims to study how to apply artificial intelligence content and control algorithms to the English listening mode of a flipped classroom. The main purpose of the article is how to make the flipped classroom more intelligent, enrich the content of the classroom, and devote itself to improving children's learning efficiency. This article proposes the application of the PSO algorithm in the flipped classroom to help students learn more intelligently and conveniently in this mode of teaching. They can help children improve their academic performance faster and learn more efficiently. The experimental results of this article show that nearly 65.63% of students are familiar with the teaching method of using animation video to train English listening, and nearly 70% of students are very willing to use this teaching method to learn; using more artificial intelligence fusion control algorithms for us, this teaching mode is used for some simplification and assistance. The average test score of the experimental class (82.95 points) is higher than the posttest score of the control class (79.9 points), the excellence rate of the experimental class is 38%, the pass rate is 100%, and the control class has an excellent rate of 32% in the posttest score. The passing rate was 86.7%. Further analysis shows that, in the posttest scores of the experimental class, the excellent rate and the passing rate have increased, respectively. After the test, the scores of the students in the experimental class have improved greatly compared with the control class. The overall performance of the students has improved significantly.

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              Surveying the experiences and perceptions of undergraduate nursing students of a flipped classroom approach to increase understanding of drug science and its application to clinical practice

              Patient harm from medication error is a significant issue. Individual failures by health professionals including knowledge deficits and poor communication have been identified as increasing the likelihood of medication administration errors. In Australia, the National Strategy for Quality Use of Medicines in 2002 compels health professionals to have the knowledge and skills to use medicines safely and effectively. This paper examines nursing students' perceptions of the effectiveness of a flipped classroom approach to increase understanding of pharmacology principles and the application of this knowledge to medication practice. An internet-based self-completion questionnaire was used in 2013 (n = 26) after the flipped classroom approach was implemented, and pre- (n = 6) and post-flipping (n = 25) in 2014. Students who engaged with digitally recorded lectures (eLectures) prior to face-to-face workshops stated that they had greater understanding of the subject and enhanced critical thinking skills. The replay function of the eLecture was perceived by some students as most beneficial to independent learning. However, for some students, time constraints meant that they relied on eLectures alone, while others preferred traditional teaching methods. Although limited by sample size and potential participant bias, the results provide insights about the flipped classroom experience from a student perspective.
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                Journal
                Mathematical Problems in Engineering
                Mathematical Problems in Engineering
                Hindawi Limited
                1563-5147
                1024-123X
                October 14 2021
                October 14 2021
                : 2021
                : 1-14
                Affiliations
                [1 ]Foreign Language Teaching Depertment, Shenyang Medical College, Shenyang 110034, Liaoning, China
                Article
                10.1155/2021/6005359
                46be65bf-1a27-48a6-9051-ac1fa63d93e3
                © 2021

                https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/4.0/

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