We present an example of an active learning activity in modem physics at secondary school developed by us in the framework of flipped learning. The activity dealing with the black-body radiation was a part of our experimental course of modem physics at one of Slovak grammar schools. Using an inquiry-based form of the activity with an interactive demonstration as its introduction, students actively learned modem physics with a GeoGebra simulation as a fundamental tool of visualization, experimentation and measurement. Our results show that thanks to interactive simulations the interactive methods in the framework of flipped modem physics can be really viable, even in classical classrooms with currently widely available digital technologies - smartphones and a Wi-Fi connection.
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