This document discusses flipped learning, which involves moving lectures outside of the classroom through videos and moving homework and exercises into the classroom. It outlines the traditional classroom approach with direct instruction and lectures at home followed by homework, and contrasts this with flipped learning where instruction is accessed at home and homework and exercises are completed in the classroom with teacher guidance. Several myths about flipped learning are addressed. It emphasizes that flipped learning provides a self-directed learning environment and changes the teacher's role from sage to guide. The key aspects that enable flipped learning are identified as a flexible environment, learning culture, intentional content, and professional educators.