Dragosavljevich Garzón, Milica MargaritaPacheco Logroño, Silvana Catalina2023-11-252023-11-252022-02-0111015https://repositorio.puce.edu.ec/handle/123456789/20341The aim of this study is to explore to what extent the Flipped Classroom Methodology application improved the English language teaching process in some institutions in the south of Quito during the pandemic. For this reason, it is essential to identify the factors that influenced the performance of the teaching process in English teachers during this time. The data collection instruments used in this research were: a personalized questionnaire and a semi-structured interview applied to five teachers chosen at random; as well as quantitative and qualitative techniques were applied for the corresponding data analysis. The participants were fifty-three out of eighty-seven English teachers trained in using this methodology through an academic workshop. The rising results from the data analysis both in the questionnaire and in the interview were positive. Ninety-nine percent of the teachers surveyed agreed that the Flipped Classroom Methodology had contributed to improving the language teaching process; the content videos supported students' learning of language skills. Although this methodology is not classic for teaching English, it has greatly benefited the learning and motivation of students when it comes to learning.enINNOVACIONES EDUCATIVASMÉTODOS DE ENSEÑANZAAPRENDIZAJE INVERTIDOLENGUA INGLESA - ENSEÑANZAmasterThesis