B. Computing Self-Efficacy & Value Toward a Flipped
Classroom Approach
A pre and post computing self-efficacy survey was used to
evaluate any impact the flipped classroom model had on
student confidence [9]. The survey was administered to
students in both the experimental and control sections. An
overall analysis of students' computing self-efficacy from both
classes revealed an increase from pre (M = 53.3) and postscores
(M
=
71.8).
A
paired-samples
t-test
of
the
39
students
confirmed
this
difference
to
be
significant
[t
(38)
=
-3.459,
p
≤
0.001].