The purpose of this study was to obtain information on the application of flipped learning and confirm the
applicability of flipped learning for science class, through investigating perceptions of 100 teachers in elementary, middle and
high school. For this purpose, the questions for teacher’s perceptions about flipped learning were developed by the expert
group. The results were as follows : The understanding of flipped learning was higher than in previous studies (Park& Cha,
2015), and the fact that teachers are aware of science as an appropriate subject for the application of flipped learning was confirmed
again. Most teachers selected instructional design skills as the most needed ability for successful implementation of
flipped learning, which is followed by material production skills. Two skills are related to difficulties presented in Shin et
al.(2016a). Based on these results, teachers’ opposition to flipped learning applied in science class is expected to be low, compared
to other subjects. It was confirmed that the high applicability of flipped learning may be a solution to the current science
class in which teachers’ lecture takes up most part of the lesson.