Li Ze, Li Cuiying, Zhao Weidong, et al. Analysis and reflection on the effect difference between the two teaching modes caused by the difference of discipline nature[J]. Chinese Journal of Medical Education Research, 2023,22(11):1652-1656.
Li Ze, Li Cuiying, Zhao Weidong, et al. Analysis and reflection on the effect difference between the two teaching modes caused by the difference of discipline nature[J]. Chinese Journal of Medical Education Research, 2023,22(11):1652-1656. DOI: 10.3760/cma.j.cn116021-20220311-01484.
we compared and analyzed the teaching effects of different teaching modes of Bioscience courses in our university. Under the condition that the difficulty of the examination subjects and papers remains unchanged
we collected and compared the examination results of the online teaching mode covering three grades of students with the corresponding examination results of the traditional teaching mode of the previous academic year. After comparing the final examination results of 21 courses
we found that the online teaching effect of examination courses with long courses and experimental courses is better (such as physiology
pathology
etc.). The phenomenon that online teaching cannot be carried out normally has affected most students (66.28%
57/86)
indicating that the experimental course cannot be replaced by online teaching. At the same time
students who expected systematic teaching reform of biological science major courses accounted for the majority in the survey (80.23%
69/86). Based on this
we conclude that the mixed teaching mode with traditional teaching as the main body of teaching and online platform technology as the auxiliary can become a new exploration direction in undergraduate teaching of Bioscience majors in medical colleges and universities.
关键词
生物科学传统教学线上教学混合式教学教学改革
Keywords
BioscienceTraditional teachingOnline teachingMixed teachingReform in education
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