Objective To estimate the value of team-based learning (TBL) in the teaching of occupational health and occupational medicine for foreign students. Methods 42 foreign students from the major of clinical medicine in Harbin Medical University were selected to form the TBL discussion group. Before class
teachers assigned tasks
and the students were taught with the same teachers with TBL teaching method. The effect of learning was evaluated by questionnaire and classroom test. The t test was performed using SPSS 19.0 statistical software for comparison of the results of individual test and group test. Results The result of the questionnaire showed that students agreed that TBL teaching can improve students' interest
self-study ability and broaden their learning ideas. The classroom test results showed that after the TBL discussion
the test scores of occupational oncology and pneumoconiosis were significantly higher than those of individual test. The difference was statistically significant (P<0.05). Conclusion The TBL method can significantly improve the students' comprehension of knowledge and enhance their learning effect.
关键词
以团队为基础的学习 留学生 职业卫生与职业医学
Keywords
Team-based learning Overseas student Occupational health and occupational medicine
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