“…In the studies on flipped classroom, gender (Adams et al, 2018;Hao, 2016a), grade level (Adams et al, 2018;Kazu & Kurtoğlu, 2020), and internet access (Yildiz-Durak, 2018;Wut et al, 2022) variables were examined. In addition, in the flipped learning model, learners have various responsibilities that require learner autonomy, such as accessing information from different sources, taking responsibility for learning, and acquiring the habit of independent learning (Kozikoğlu et al, 2021). For this reason, it is thought that students' perception of ability in learning mathematics alone at home and their autonomous learning levels may be related to their acceptance levels of flipped mathematics classroom.…”