Study on the role of teachers in the multidisciplinary integrated PBL teaching in pediatrics with the investigation of student satisfaction[J]. 2018,17(3).
Study on the role of teachers in the multidisciplinary integrated PBL teaching in pediatrics with the investigation of student satisfaction[J]. 2018,17(3).DOI:
Objective To discuss the role of teachers in the integrated PBL teaching of pediatrics in the light of the investigation of students after PBL teaching. Method The multidisciplinary integrated PBL course established by the Department of Pediatrics of Chongqing Medical University has been implemented for more than two years in the teaching of the five year program in the Department of clinical medicine (pediatric direction). From September 28
2016 to October 25th
the researchers conducted a survey of 26 undergraduate students in the college who received PBL teaching at the professional probation stage. After the end of each PBL class
the teaching evaluation questionnaire recommended by Fudan University and Qian Ruizhe was distributed through the network teaching platform of Chongqing Medical University. The questionnaire was retrieved by students without a name
and the survey was carried out 3 times. The data of the questionnaire were summarized with Excel 2007. Result 77 questionnaires were issued and 77 were recovered
with a recovery rate of 100%. In the multidisciplinary integrated PBL class
94.8%-97.4% students gave high score evaluation
and all the evaluation of teachers reached excellent level. In response to open-ended questions
students believed that teachers in teaching could inspire students to think posi-tively
encourage students to express different views
create a mutually trusted environment for students
and cultivate students' interpersonal communication
communication and cooperation ability. Conclusion In pediatric multidisciplinary integrated PBL teaching
teachers should teach students correct learning methods
judge each student's knowledge and thinking level
and individualize teaching for each student's problems and characteristics.