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Learneri's Role in Medical Education: Narrative Review Publisher



Yazdani S1 ; Arab M1 ; Ghavami B2
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Source: Biomedical and Pharmacology Journal Published:2016


Abstract

Nowadays, learneri's role in medical education has deeply changed.This brief review has aimed to overview 5 main aspects of learneri's role in medical education. These domains are as follow: active versus passive role, group-learning and communication, knowledge construction facilitative role of teacher and learning styles. In conclusion, curriculum planning and teaching in medical education needs careful consideration to different aspects of learneri's role.
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