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Team-based learning (TBL) in the medical curriculum: better than PBL?
... is Team-based learning (TBL), which has gained recent popularity in medical education ...authentic experience of working in teams to solve real life clinical problems ...in learning, ...
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Implementation of modified team-based learning within a problem based learning medical curriculum: a focus group study
... problem-based learning (PBL) has long been accepted as a cornerstone in many medical education curricula ...the learning environment is resource challenged, in both the higher education and health ...
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Implementation of team-based learning in year 1 of a PBL based medical program: a pilot study
... The use of smaller groups, the readiness assurance tests, immediate feedback from an expert clinician, as well as time efficiency, were all aspects of the TBL experience that students found positive. Additionally, ...
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Effectiveness of an interprofessional patient safety team-based learning simulation experience on healthcare professional trainees
... to learning and experience ...a team approach to communicate with patients and their families; and perform a variety of team roles to deliver patient-centered care are the four core ...
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Applying team-based learning of diagnostics for undergraduate students: assessing teaching effectiveness by a randomized controlled trial study
... and team effort, noted problems, and proposed recommendations for improve- ment, which lasted ∼ 5 ...in learning were investigated through a questionnaire ...our experience of teaching ...students’ ...
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Team-based learning (TBL): a community of practice
... learning environment that motivated students to build on their basic knowledge and apply what had been learnt. Facilitators enjoyed the experience of helping stu- dents to construct their knowledge within ...
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Team based learning (tbl) in traditional curriculum: assessment of students' acceptance
... 2005), learning is shared responsibility between teacher and student - based on "learning by doing", valuing the student's previous experience, independence and self-management ...
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Learning behaviour, team contexts and team performance
... that team members should be engaged in strategic assessments and decision making by feeling psychologically safe in their surroundings to express divergent ideas (Edmondson et ...especially team ...
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The effects of team-based learning on learning outcomes in a course of rheumatology
... is based on the pedagogical principles and the constructivist learning theory ...centered learning and supportive scaffolding are essential in the constructivist learning theory ...(4). ...
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The Impact Of Cooperative Learning In University Students
... cooperative learning methods are substitute to the traditional lecturing method ...cooperative learning in a great deal remediates the difficulties students may come across while learning new ...
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PBL: An Effective Method Of Reinforcement Learning
... to learning and ...interactive learning experiences, instead of large group, didactic, teacher-centered ...determined learning issues, both collectively and individually, in contrast to students in ...
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Investigating the Applications of Team-Based Learning in Medical Education
... the Team Based Learning Collaborative and eleven representative faculty members revealed academic performance evaluated over two years was rated equal to or better than achievements made in response ...
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... Two important aspects need to be made clear for the de- ployment of the 7 principles. The first aspect is that the im- plementation model sustaining the application of the prin- ciples has a beginning and an end, and it ...
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Infuences on local curriculum innovation in times of change: a literacy case study
... The teaching team designed the second unit to enable more personalised literacy learning. The rigid focus on ough words in the first unit represented a meaningless experience for[r] ...
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... recognition that a client like Motorola sponsors research for the purpose of increasing its sales. So, in a way, the class project would be promoting consumption. Students noted critiques of American society as being too ...
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Searching for Active Learning Methods for New Product Development Purposes
... Web based learning (WBL) is the use of websites considering active learning aspects, enabling students of self learn- ing, distance learning and flexible schedules ...
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Fifth Graders' Flow Experience in a Digital Game-Based Science Learning Environment.
... Science learning attitude ...science learning attitude, which are: perception of the science teacher, anxiety about science, the perceived value of science in society, self-concept of science, and the ...
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Engaging Students Engaging Industry Engaging Enterprise
... academic team working together with the students ...academic team as well as the ALT publication team a suitable format was ...ALT team to proceed with case study ...
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Implementation of a Bachelor’s in midwifery programme in Pakistan: Reflections of Midwifery Faculty
... Initially students also lacked an appreciation for the amount of work that was required outside of class hours. Low grades on initial assignments were a surprise to many students who then realized how much additional ...
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Students as Academic Partners or Co-Researchers: An Action Research Involving Pre-Qualifying Nursing Students
... research team in supporting the undergraduate student researcher—the team must be prepared to give structured guidance, clarify goals and realistic expectations, emphasize the learning potential, and ...
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