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Students Perception about Small Group Teaching Techniques: Role Play Method and Case Based Learning in Pharmacology
... both teaching techniques were appreciated, students found that RPM is more interactive (CBL: ...and group management is key to success of small group ...these teaching techniques for ...
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A practical approach for successful small group teaching in medical schools with student centered curricula
... successful small group teaching in medical schools with student centered curricula J Adv Med Educ ...Keywords: Small group, Student, Teaching, Problem based ...
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Modification of Peyton’s four-step approach for small group teaching – a descriptive study
... Background: Skills-lab training as a methodological teaching approach is nowadays part of the training programs of almost all medical faculties. Specific ingredients have been shown to contribute to a successful ...
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The Use of Communications and Information Technology to Support Small-group Teaching Activities in Psychology
... numbers, small-group teaching sessions are an expensive form of learning and so it makes sense for staff and departments to ensure that when small-group teaching does happen it ...
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A qualitative assessment of faculty perspectives of small group teaching experience in Iraq
... appropriate teaching facilities for small group ...of small classes include the need to employ larger number of teachers and avail- ability of adequate infrastructure with sufficient ...
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Small group teaching in geography
... of small-group teaching be raised or lowered when it is done by a team of postgraduates or teaching fellows? How is small-group work to be marked, second marked and verified by ...
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A prospective randomized trial of content expertise versus process expertise in small group teaching
... We conducted this study using the 12 week long Car- diovascular-Respiratory course, which is the third course of the first year curriculum. The course includes 21 small group sessions, each lasting two ...
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Virtual patients versus small-group teaching in the training of oral and maxillofacial surgery: a randomized controlled trial
... Despite this large body of literature, the educational benefit of VP is still being debated. In particular, it re- mains unclear whether VP have a positive effect on the acquisition of skills and clinical reasoning ...
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... emerged: Group-based interventions (Antenatal classes, Small group teaching, The centering pregnancy model, Web-based discussion forums) and individual -based interventions (Counseling ...
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The effectiveness of additional interventions for children with literacy difficulties in Years 3 & 4
... Teachers and teaching assistants used either Additional Literacy Support ALS, a highly structured set of small group teaching materials devised by the English National Literacy Strategy,[r] ...
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Teaching methods in Hawler College of Medicine in Iraq: A qualitative assessment from teachers' perspectives
... the teaching method in the col- lege is largely teacher-centred (content-oriented) rather than student-centred (learning-oriented) with very lim- ited role for students in the teaching ...introducing ...
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... Through the focus group discussions, a new approach was used in the Iraqi context, to guide the scope of this study. Our findings highlight the importance of using qualitative data to facilitate an in-depth and a ...
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PBL: An Effective Method Of Reinforcement Learning
... The teaching method in undergraduate MBBS curricula is expected to develop a vast range of intellectual, visual and manual skills, in the learning and incorporate large amounts of factual information to practice ...
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Team based Learning:A Novel Approach to Teaching Engineering Subjects
... of small-group teaching in a large group setting, thereby enhancing students’ engagement by increasing their accountability within their peer group, and encouraging peer-to-peer ...
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The evaluation of e-learning resources as an adjunct to otolaryngology teaching: a pilot study
... head & neck examinations), lasting approximately 26 min. Layered information and interactive questions were placed at intervals throughout the video resources, where students can decide to interact as they see fit. A ...
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The effects of using a modified direct instruction flashcard system and errorless learning to teach sorting by shape and shape identification: A case study
... The purpose of this study was to evaluate the effects of using the Direct Instruction flashcards method to teach the name of the shapes and the model-lead-test teaching procedure to teach sorting by shape to a ...
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UNDERGRADUATE MEDICAL STUDENTS’ ATTITUDE AND PREFERENCES TOWARD TRADITIONAL LECTURE VERSUS INFORMAL COOPERATIVE LEARNING
... In TL method, power points were used to deliver the teaching materials. The lecturers conducted the classes with minimal interaction with the students, and there is no discussion among the students during the ...
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Implementation of a blended learning approach to teaching evidence based practice: a protocol for a mixed methods study
... focus group discussions will be guided by a semi-structured interview schedule (Appendix ...focus group will be comprised of be- tween six and eight students, and will be digitally recorded and transcribed ...
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Utilizing the principles of Gagne’s nine events of instruction in the teaching of Goldmann Applanation Tonometry
... Prior to the GAT teaching session, pre-course reading material should be sent via email to the expected participants. Some of the areas that should be covered in this reading material are the risk factors and ...
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HOW TO INCULCATE DEEP LEARNING IN MEDICAL UNDERGRADUATES?
... other teaching sessions relevant to our ...our teaching, avoiding unnecessary duplica- tion or redundancy, where appropriate, to other parts of the ...of teaching with the support of colleagues from ...
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