Chao Fenglei, Zhou Chunni, Liu Yonggang, et al. Practical exploration of blended teaching in Histology and Embryology. [J]. Chinese Journal of Medical Education Research 22(10):1514-1517(2023)
Chao Fenglei, Zhou Chunni, Liu Yonggang, et al. Practical exploration of blended teaching in Histology and Embryology. [J]. Chinese Journal of Medical Education Research 22(10):1514-1517(2023) DOI: 10.3760/cma.j.cn116021-20210711-01451.
Practical exploration of blended teaching in Histology and Embryology
Blended teaching can promote the learning engagement of students and enhance their experience by combining online independent learning and offline class learning. We applied blended teaching in the course of Histology and Embryology in the large class of 147 nursing undergraduates in Chongqing Medical University. First
the teaching method was designed by a pre-course survey
and online resources were constructed. Second
students' online learning activities and group discussions were guided by a learning map. Then
flipped classes were carried out in offline class hours. Finally
an end-of-course survey and final exam scores were used evaluate the effectiveness of blended teaching. A total of 142 valid questionnaires were returned; 123 students (86.6%) approved of the effectiveness of blended teaching
133 students (93.7%) showed improved abilities in various aspects
and 79 students (55.6%) were able to complete their online learning tasks in fewer hours than required for face-to-face lectures. The final exam results showed that the average score of blended teaching class increased by 3.5 points compared with that of the traditional face-to-face lecture class. In conclusion
blended teaching in Histology and Embryology in the large class can achieve good learning and teaching effects and thus holds promise for application.
关键词
混合式教学在线学习讨论式学习组织学与胚胎学本科教学
Keywords
Blended teachingOnline learningDiscussion-based learningHistology and EmbryologyUndergraduate course teaching
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