$5.$ Another concern is that learners do not take on the responsibility ofwatching the lessons and thus cannot participate effectively in theclassroom.A$.$ In this aspect, flipped classrooms use a learner$-$centred approach asit focuses on learners' learning and it places the responsibility forlearning.B$.$ There are, however, also a number of limitations to the flippedclassroom approach.C$.$ implementing a flipped classroom for a large class size may boostthe learners' academic attainment as it generally enables more focusedteaching and learning to take place in the classroom despite the classsize$\mathrm{.}5.$lt was found that in large classrooms, engaging the learners togetheris a challenge.A$.$ This is even more so when using technologically driven approachesto teaching, which research has demonstrated to be less.B$.$ implementing a flipped classroom for a large class size may boostthe learners' academic attainment as it generally enables more focusedteaching and learning to take place.C Another way to manage large classes is to apply the traditionalapproach to teaching, which is becoming popular, mostly due to theChoose.Choose.. $*$