Survey and analysis of the application feasibility of PBL teaching mode in ophthalmology class
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Teaching Research Project of Yangtze University in 2012(No. JY2012044)

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    AIM: To explore the application feasibility of problem-based learning(PBL)teaching mode in ophthalmology class in medical colleges of China.

    METHODS: Totally 157 students of class 2009 in Yangtze University majoring in clinical medicine were surveyed by questionnaires.

    RESULTS: The survey showed that 77.9% of students thought that traditional teaching methods of ophthalmology classes were quite satisfying. 82.8% of them considered it necessary to introduce the new teaching mode. 83.4% of them would choose PBL teaching mode between the traditional teaching mode and PBL teaching mode. 56.6% of them thought that PBL teaching mode was conducive to students' self-learning ability. The subjective and objective conditions made the exploration of PBL teaching modes feasible. However, there were disadvantages of PBL teaching mode. 73.1% of students thought the school teaching facilities were not enough, 78.6% of students thought that only part of the content of ophthalmology teaching was suitable for using PBL teaching mode.

    CONCLUSION: PBL teaching mode should be continuously explored and studied in the future ophthalmology teaching, in order to create suitable for China's national conditions of ophthalmology teaching mode.

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Nian-Yi Song, Yue-Sha Yuan, Yan-Hua Zhu, et al. Survey and analysis of the application feasibility of PBL teaching mode in ophthalmology class. Guoji Yanke Zazhi( Int Eye Sci) 2013;13(9):1872-1874

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  • Received:June 03,2013
  • Revised:August 19,2013
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  • Online: August 26,2013
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