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Wang Yuan, Peng Miao, Huang Yinglin, et al. Exploration and application of flipped classroom model in theory teaching of psychiatry: with the teaching of "anxiety disorder" as an example. [J]. Chinese Journal of Medical Education Research 22(4):524-527(2023) DOI: 10.3760/cma.j.cn116021-20201011-01238.
Exploration and application of flipped classroom model in theory teaching of psychiatry: with the teaching of "anxiety disorder" as an example
To investigate the effect of flipped classroom model in the theory teaching of psychiatry for medical undergraduates.
Methods
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A total of 121 students from grade 2014 were randomly divided into observation group and control group. The observation group was given flipped classroom teaching and the control group was given traditional teaching. In order to evaluate the teaching effect of flipped classroom
the students in the observation group were evaluated by comparing the test scores of the two groups in class and using the self-made questionnaire. SPSS 18.0 was used to conduct
t
-test.
Results
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The results showed that the average score of the observation group was significantly higher than that of the control group (
P
<
0.05). The results of teaching effect showed that there were 60 students in the observation group
among which 96.7% (58 students) believed that flipped classroom teaching was beneficial to promoting pre-class preview
improving teamwork ability
autonomous learning ability and teacher-student communication; 95.0% (57 students) thought they were satisfied with flipped classroom teaching
which was conducive to linking theory with practice; 93.3% (56 students) thought that they could arouse their interest in learning
improve their attention
and improve their ability to analyze and solve problems; 90.0% (54 students) thought flipped classroom was superior to traditional classroom and helpful to their future study; 86.7% (52 students) did not think their study burden was increased.
Conclusion
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The flipped classroom model can stimulate students' interest and attention
and promote the combination of independent learning and interactive learning
which has a better effect than the traditional teaching model in the theory teaching of psychiatry and is easily accepted by students. Therefore
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