Abstract
With the rise of the khan academy in the United States in 2011 and the MOOC, which introduced the foundation and implementation of overseas research, Chinese scholars began to attach importance to the systematic study of flipped classroom. While turning the classroom has been popular in some schools in 2007, before 2011, few people pay attention to the classroom. After 2013, the research about flipped classroom is much more obvious, and the application in the specific subjects also increased, for example, mathematics, Chinese, information technology, physics, and so on, but there still have little research on English reading. In this thesis, the author tries to apply flipped classroom in English reading teaching, exploring the combination of flipped classroom and reading teaching.
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