Undergraduate

Promoting Flipped Learning with Dr Im Jin-Hyouk from UNIST

Dr Im Jin-Hyouk, emeritus professor at the Ulsan National Institute of Science & Technology (UNIST, South Korea), visited Duy Tan University on March 31, 2026. He shared deep insights on how education must evolve in the era of artificial intelligence (AI).

 

Thúc đẩy Phương pháp Học tập Đảo ngược (Flipped Learning) cùng TS. Im JinHyouk đến từ UNIST

Dr Im Jin-Hyouk shared deep insights on how education must evolve in the era of AI

 

At the seminar “Flipped Learning”, Dr Im Jin-Hyouk emphasized that AI is more than a support tool, as it is actively reshaping how people access knowledge. As platforms like ChatGPT, Gemini, and Claude can deliver information almost instantly, the role of education is no longer limited to transmitting knowledge. It must shift toward developing thinking abilities - and especially critical thinking, analytical skills, and problem-solving.

 

In this context, flipped learning is seen as an appropriate solution that enables learners to engage with content before class (through videos, materials, and self-assessments) and frees up class time for higher-order thinking activities.

 

Thúc đẩy Phương pháp Học tập Đảo ngược (Flipped Learning) cùng TS. Im JinHyouk đến từ UNIST

DTU lecturers share their practical experience with flipped learning

 

Going beyond theory, lecturers from the DTU International School also shared their practical experience. The model has been applied with a student-centered approach and has initially delivered positive results: students are more proactive in their learning, gain a deeper understanding of knowledge, and show clear improvements in soft skills such as communication, teamwork, and the use of technology.

 

Thúc đẩy Phương pháp Học tập Đảo ngược (Flipped Learning) cùng TS. Im JinHyouk đến từ UNIST

A large number of lecturers and researchers with an interest in the novel teaching method attended

 

However, the path to innovation is not without challenges. Dependence on students’ discipline when engaging in self-study, differences in academic levels, access to technology, and the increased preparation workload are issues that need to be addressed to maximize the model’s effectiveness.

 

Educational innovation is no longer optional; it has become essential for adapting to the rapid development of the times. DTU is implementing modern teaching methods aimed at comprehensive development of skills to empower learners to confidently adapt and master the Digital Age.

 

(Media Center)