Exploring the relationship between teachers' beliefs and practices of oral corrective feedback in synchronous computer-mediated communication.

This study investigated the relationship between the EFL teachers' beliefs about oral. corrective feedback (OCF) and their actual teaching practices in the context of. synchronous computer-mediated communication (SCMC). It aimed to understand the. extent of in/consistency between the teachers' OCF practices and beliefs. regarding the significance of OCF, types of OCF strategies and the types of errors. receiving OCF.Data were collected through two instruments: observations for the. purpose of exploring the teachers' actual OCF practices and a questionnaire to. uncover OCF beliefs.It was found that the teachers expressed strong beliefs. about their awareness of the significance of OCF, which, however, was not. reflected in the frequency of OCF provision. The results also indicated that recasts. were the most frequently employed form of feedback, which is in line with the overall. preferences reported by the teachers in the questionnaire. Additionally, the teachers considered. pronunciation errors the most significant target of OCF. Nevertheless, vocabulary errors had a substantially higher frequency of corrections. It was also noted that the. teachers stated to adapt their OCF provision in SCMC contexts compared to F2F. classroom settings. The observed in/consistencies were discussed considering the. impact of various belief systems on classroom behaviors and several contextual factors.

A study on Taiwan's vocational senior high school teachers' teaching identity and teaching transformation when facing a new competency-based curriculum.

Introduction: The competency of education is advocated in the 2023 United Nations Sustainable Development Goals. UNESCO encourages countries to provide inclusive, equitable, competency education and lifelong learning opportunities for all. Starting from 2019, 12-Year-Basic-Education, a new curriculum, was fully implemented in Taiwan to conform to the competency education strategy. For the teachers on site, teachers' understanding of the new curriculum and teaching practice has a direct impact on the competency of the implementation of this new policy. The main purpose of this study was to explore the relationship between vocational senior high school teachers' competency-oriented teaching, teaching identity and teaching transformation regarding this new curriculum. Methods: In order to effectively expand teachers' understanding of competency-oriented teaching identity, this study put forward 6 hypothetical approaches based on the implicit theory of teaching transformation. The 747 valid questionnaires accounted for 97.1% of the total recovered questionnaires. The reliability and validity analyses, as well as overall model fitting analysis and research model validation were performed on these valid questionnaires. Results: The results of the study showed: (1) With the background of Competency-oriented teaching, teachers' teaching attitude and teaching willingness has a positive impact on teaching identity; (2) teachers' teaching identity has a positive impact on teaching preparation, teaching practice, further study, three types of teaching transformation. In summary, three conclusions from this study were concluded on the aspects of teaching preparation, teaching practice and further study on practical competency-oriented teaching, teaching identity and teaching transformation in the educational field. Conclusion: Three conclusions were derived for the relationships among these six constructs: (1) Teachers with a "good attitude" and "strong willingness" to teach, a "high sense of identification" acceptance and full implement of "teaching preparation" are considered as teachers with a "foresight and a visionary predictive style"; (2) Teachers with a high sense of self-awareness who can fully practice "teaching practice" are teachers with a "pragmatic teaching by example style"; (3) Teachers with a "good attitude," a "strong willingness" to teach, a "high sense of identification" acceptance and who are able to fully practice "advanced research" are considered as teachers with an "empowerment-enhancing coaching style".

The effectiveness of self: A meta-analysis of using self-referential encoding techniques in education.

BACKGROUND: Self-related information is difficult to ignore and forget, which brings valuable implications for educational practice. Self-referential encoding techniques involve integrating self-referencing cues during the processing of learning material. However, the evidence base and effective implementation boundaries for these techniques in teaching and learning remain uncertain due to research variability. AIMS: The present meta-analysis aims to quantitatively synthesize the results from studies applying self-referential encoding techniques in education. METHODS: The analysis was based on data from 20 independent samples, including 1082 students from 13 primary studies identified through a systematic literature search. RESULTS: Results from random effect models show that incorporating self-referential encoding techniques improved learning (g = .40, 95% CI [.18, .62]). Subgroup analysis showed that the valence of learning material serves as a significant boundary condition for this strategy. The students' cohorts, types of learning materials, and research context did not moderate the effect sizes. CONCLUSIONS: Our results suggest that incorporating self-referential encoding techniques on negative materials shows an aversive effect. Overall, there is a universal benefit to using self-referential encoding techniques as an appropriate design guideline in educational contexts. Implications for teaching practice and future directions are discussed. Further studies are needed to investigate the effectiveness in more diverse educational and teaching situations.

Teaching evidence-based practice to undergraduate healthcare students Educators' knowledge, skills, attitudes, current practice, perceived barriers, and facilitators: A Danish cross-sectional study.

BACKGROUND: Evidence-Based Practice is recognized as a standard practice and a core competence for clinical healthcare professionals and therefore educators' competences in teaching Evidence-Based Practice are essential. Yet only little is known about the knowledge, skills, attitudes, and teaching practices around Evidence-Based Practice among educators of Danish undergraduate healthcare students. OBJECTIVES: The objectives of this study were to describe: 1) the Evidence-Based Practice profiles regarding attitudes, knowledge, skills, and teaching practices among educators who teach in undergraduate healthcare educations; 2) the current state of teaching Evidence-Based Practice in undergraduate program curricula; 3) the perceived barriers and facilitators to teach Evidence-Based Practice; and 4) the educators` needs regarding teaching Evidence-Based Practice. DESIGN, SETTING AND PARTICIPANTS: A cross-sectional survey using a self-administrated online questionnaire among 81 educators at University College South Denmark. METHODS: The survey covered 1) Demographic questions, 2) Educators Evidence-Based Practice profiles measured by the Evidence-Based Practice Questionnaire for teachers, 3) perceived state of Evidence-Based Practice teaching 4) perceived barriers and facilitators and 5) educators´ needs for competence development regarding teaching Evidence-Based Practice. RESULTS: The translated version of the Evidence-Based Practice Questionnaire showed that respondents had a mean of 3,6 regarding practicing Evidence-Based Practice when asked to rank on a scale of 1-7 (higher score indicating higher degree). The respondents showed positive attitudes towards Evidence-Based Practice and had a high self-perception of their Evidence-Based Practice skills and knowledge, scoring an overall average value of 5 on these items. In open ended questions educators gave a variety of examples of their Evidence-Based Practice teaching in terms of content, teaching methods and cooperation with clinical practice. CONCLUSIONS: Educators report limitations to teaching Evidence-Based Practice; however, attitudes, knowledge and skills were perceived generally high. Main facilitator was partnership with clinical practice and main barrier was time lack. MESH: Evidence-Based Practice, Health Educators, Knowledge, Attitude.

Analyzing teacher-student interactions through graph theory applied to hyperscanning fNIRS data.

Teacher-student relationships have been found consistently important for student school effectiveness in mathematics in the last three decades. Although this observation is generally made from the teacher's perspective, neuroscience can provide new insights by establishing the neurobiological underpinning of social interactions. This paper further develops this line of research by utilizing graph theory to represent interactions between teachers and students at the neural level. Through hyperscanning with functional near-infrared spectroscopy (fNIRS), we collected data from the prefrontal cortex and the temporoparietal junction of 24 dyads composed of a teacher and a student. Each dyad used a board game to perform a programming logic class that consisted of three steps: independent activities (control), presentation of concepts, and interactive exercises. Graph theory provides results regarding the strength of teacher-student interaction and the main channels involved in these interactions. We combined graph modularity and bootstrap to measure pair coactivation, thus establishing the strength of teacher-student interaction. Also, graph centrality detects the main brain channels involved during this interaction. In general, the teacher's most relevant nodes rely on the regions related to language and number processing, spatial cognition, and attention. Also, the students' most relevant nodes rely on the regions related to task management.

Exploring the potential of eye tracking on personalized learning and real-time feedback in modern education.

Eye tracking is one of the techniques used to investigate cognitive mechanisms involved in the school context, such as joint attention and visual perception. Eye tracker has portability, straightforward application, cost-effectiveness, and infant-friendly neuroimaging measures of cognitive processes such as attention, engagement, and learning. Furthermore, the ongoing software enhancements coupled with the implementation of artificial intelligence algorithms have improved the precision of collecting eye movement data and simplified the calibration process. These characteristics make it plausible to consider eye-tracking technology a promising tool to assist the teaching-learning process in school routines. However, eye tracking needs to be explored more as an educational instrument for real-time classroom activities and teachers' feedback. This perspective article briefly presents the fundamentals of the eye-tracking technique and four illustrative examples of employing this method in everyday school life. The first application shows how eye tracker information may contribute to teacher assessment of students' computational thinking in coding classes. In the second and third illustrations, we discuss the additional information provided by the eye-tracker to the teacher assessing the student's strategies to solve fraction problems and chart interpretation. The last illustration demonstrates the potential of eye tracking to provide Real-time feedback on learning difficulties/disabilities. Thus, we highlight the potential of the eye tracker as a complementary tool to promote personalized education and discuss future perspectives. In conclusion, we suggest that an eye-tracking system could be helpful by providing real-time student gaze leading to immediate teacher interventions and metacognition strategies.

Teaching in the Light of Activity Theory Applied to Preschool: Reflections on Brazilian Practice.

Background: Activity Theory applied by the teacher to preschool education favors the development of new psychological formations, such as perception, attention, memory, thought, language, and voluntary self-regulation, which prepare the child for school. Objective: To highlight the contributions of N.F. Talyzina based on Activity Theory applied to preschool education and to reflect on the theory's use in the Brazilian education system. Design: This article is theoretically built from research in a sandwich doctorate program in Puebla, Mexico and internship supervision practices for psychologist training at a public university in Brazil's central-west region. Results: Activity Theory is seldom applied to teaching, including in Brazil, and there is little knowledge about the scientific contributions of one of its practitioners, the late N.F. Talyzina. We chose the preschool stage as the focus of our reflections, and we maintain that the introduction of role-playing as the main activity in early childhood education promotes the development of psychological neoformations and prepares the child for the next stage of school. Finally, we present the internship practices in applied psychology in a Brazilian children's group, with evidence of advances. Conclusion: There is a need for expansion of the formative experiments reported here to the Brazilian population, for scientific dissemination of the results, and promotion of teacher training and qualification in Activity Theory.

What motivates GPs to train medical students in their own practice? A questionnaire survey on the motivation of medical practices to train students as an approach to acquire training practices.

Background: With the new licensing regulations for doctors coming into force, medical faculties are faced with the task of recruiting and qualifying more GP colleagues to train students in their practices. Objective: The aim of the study was to determine the motivation of GPs to train students in their own medical practices. Method: A cross-sectional survey of Thuringian GPs was conducted from April to May 2020. 21 items on motivation, incentives and barriers were recorded and examined using univariate and multivariate analyses. Results: The response rate was 35.8% (538/1,513). The GPs surveyed considered themselves motivated to train students in their medical practices. The motives can be described as predominantly intrinsic: the mutual exchange of knowledge, desire to share knowledge and to promote future doctors. Incentives included the opportunity to keep up to date with the latest knowledge, further training and contacts with colleagues. Barriers to teaching in the own medical practice were concerns about not being able to treat the same number of patients, a possible disruption of practice operations and lack of space. An analysis of the subgroups of GPs who were not yet teaching physicians indicated similar motives and barriers regarding training students in their practices, with a slightly lower overall motivation. Conclusion: The results describe the facets of the motivation of Thuringian GPs to train students and can be helpful for the expansion of a sustainable network of training GP practices. It is essential to address motives, to counter difficulties with individual solutions and to create targeted incentives.

Technology acceptance of a mobile portfolio app for teacher education: Pre-service teachers views on multimedia-based note-taking and mentoring in internships.

Mobile technologies are promising tools to scaffold teaching practice. In this study, we developed and tested a mobile app for teacher education. This mobile portfolio enables multimedia-based note-taking, reflection, and discussion with peers and mentors. We conducted two studies to explore the effect of design variants and use scenarios on the app's acceptance. In the first study with N = 83 pre-service primary school teachers, technology acceptance was higher for those using the app with multimedia note-taking functionality than for those using the same app with this functionality disabled. In the second study with N = 81 pre-service teachers, those using the app together with their mentor teachers reported levels of technology acceptance similar to those who used the app exclusively among themselves. In consequence, a mobile portfolio app would be met with higher acceptance if it builds reflection upon multimedia note-taking both with and without the inclusion of mentors.

Autoetnografia crítica na educação física escolar: do estudo da experiência cultural à reconstrução da prática docente / Critical autoetnography in physical education classes: from the study of cultural experience to the reconstruction of teaching practice / Autoetnografía crítica en la educación física escolar: del estudio de la experiencia cultural a la reconstrucción de la práctica docente

A discussão deste texto, elaborada a partir de uma pesquisa de doutorado realizada em uma escola pública municipal do Rio Grande do Sul, tem por objetivo compreender como a autoetnografia crítica constitui um processo teórico-metodológico de pesquisa que permite reconstruir a prática docente. Para isso, apresentamos o aporte teórico-metodológico da autoetnografia crítica ao relacionar a pesquisa autoetnográfica com a fundamentação conceitual da teoria crítica. Na sequência, utilizamos narrativas de experiências docentes para identificar como os processos recursivos e reflexivos, ambos sustentados na reflexão crítica, têm implicações diretas na formação e na prática docente do pesquisador. Nas considerações finais, dialogamos sobre a autoetnografia crítica como experiência duplamente transformadora, pois envolve processos gradativos e simultâneos de leituras de mundo e reconstrução da prática docente que ocorrem ao longo da própria investigação. (AU)

The discussion of this text, elaborated from a doctoral research project carried out in a municipal public school in Rio Grande do Sul, aims to understand how critical autoethnography constitutes a theoretical-methodological research process that allows the reconstruction of the teaching practice. For this, we present the theoretical-methodological contribution of critical autoethnography by relating autoethnographic research with the conceptual foundation of critical theory. , We then use narratives of teaching experiences to identify how recursive and reflective processes, both supported by critical reflection, have direct implications for the researcher's teaching training and practice. In the final considerations, we discuss critical autoethnography as a doubly transforming experience, as it involves gradual and simultaneous processes of reading the world and reconstructing the teaching practice that occurred throughout the investigation itself. (AU)

La discusión de este texto, elaborado a partir de una investigación doctoral realizada en una escuela pública municipal de Rio Grande do Sul, pretende comprender cómo la autoetnografía crítica constituye un proceso de investigación teórico-metodológico que permite la reconstrucción de la práctica docente. Para ello, presentamos el aporte teórico-metodológico de la autoetnografía crítica al relacionar la investigación autoetnográfica con la fundamentación conceptual de la teoría crítica. En la secuencia, utilizamos narrativas de experiencias docentes para identificar cómo los procesos recursivos y reflexivos, ambos sustentados en la reflexión crítica, tienen implicaciones directas en la formación y práctica docente del investigador. En las consideraciones finales, nosotros discutimos la autoetnografía crítica como una experiencia doblemente transformadora, en tanto implica procesos graduales y simultáneos de lectura del mundo y de reconstrucción de la práctica docente que se dan a lo largo de la propia investigación. (AU)

Outpatient teaching in specialist practices - a qualitative study with doctors about attitudes, influencing factors and specialist features.

Aim: The aim is to record existing attitudes, influencing factors and specialised requirements with regard to the training of medical students in specialist outpatient care with doctors working in outpatient care. Method: Between September 2020 and May 2021, individual interviews with 15 specialists employed in outpatient care were held as part of this qualitative study. The recorded interviews were evaluated structurally in accordance with the Kuchartz method. Results: Enhanced outpatient training for medical students in specialist teaching practices was considered as important by all participants. Among other things, motivational factors were pleasure in teaching, a feeling of duty, the desire to pass something on, the need to convey one's own ideas and to generate future talent for the field. A lack of time, greater organisational effort and legal concerns were stated as hurdles. Reducing organisational effort for teaching practices, appreciation of their teaching activity and financial considerations were in particular given as significant incentives for participating. The attitude of participants towards financial remuneration was heterogeneous. Different specialist features and requirements for student training were mapped out. Conclusion: This study provides, for the first time, findings about teaching in specialist outpatient establishments. They point to a great degree of willingness of specialist doctors to undertake teaching and provide starting points for creating concepts about producing teaching practices in specialist fields. Further quantitative investigation is required to substantiate the findings before us.

Curricular course for medical students at a hematology and oncology specialty practice, 2010-2022.

Aim: For several years now, medical students have also been taught general practice at academic medical teaching practices. Specialty practices have not yet been included in the curricular education. Since 1998, we have conducted a block seminar in hematology twice per semester for eighth-semester medical students. This block seminar was offered from 1998-2001 to students at the Philipps University in Marburg and since 2001 to students at the Johannes Gutenberg University in Mainz. Since 2010 our block seminar has been part of the curriculum at the Johannes Gutenberg University. Method: Standardized course evaluation by students who had attended our block seminar between January 2010 and March 2022. Courses that were held virtually due to corona were not included in the analysis. The questionnaire used to evaluate courses in the medical degree program at the Johannes Gutenberg University served as the evaluation instrument. Results: Since 1998 more than 1,000 students have attended our seminar. The systematic evaluation of the course by 500 students who participated in the curricular, classroom-based seminar sessions since 2010 shows that the highest ratings possible are given for practical relevance, learning atmosphere, teaching and effectiveness. Conclusion: High quality in teaching curricular courses to medical students at a specialty practice is possible. Insights into the possibilities connected with working in the outpatient setting at a medical practice broadens students' experience. This teaching format facilitates external university instructors in terms of teaching and, at the same time, relieves the university in terms of staff and financial budget.

Pre-service teachers' emotional experience: Characteristics, dynamics and sources amid the teaching practicum.

Recently, teacher emotions have become the focus of research in teacher education. Teacher emotions not only affect teachers themselves but also have an impact on their students. However, pre-service teachers' emotions have been neglected. This study is based on a qualitative analysis of online emotional diaries related to emotional experience expression by 120 Chinese pre-service teachers before, during, and after teaching practice. The results in this study show three characteristics of pre-service teachers' emotional experiences: the overall positive emotions are higher than negative emotions; "caring" and "nervous" are the most typical emotions and variability in emotional experience across gender and internship schools. Then, it is surprising that pre-service teachers' emotional trajectories are complex and dynamic, positive emotions are decreasing, and negative emotions increase as time goes by. Finally, from the perspective of emotional experience sources, organizational factors affect the emotional experience, personal factors, and background factors.

Clinical teaching practices of nurse educators: An integrative literature review.

Clinical teaching practice of nurse educators is important in the development of clinical competence of undergraduate nursing students, but it is often not done according to best practice standards. This study aimed to summarise the best clinical teaching practices of nurse educators teaching undergraduate nursing programmes. An integrative literature review was conducted according to Whittemore and Knafl's adapted stages. A systematic search of electronic databases, including EBSCOhost and ScienceDirect, for applicable papers from January 2001 to June 2021, was followed by a manual search. The review resulted in selection of 67 papers, and critical appraisal had been completed by two independent reviewers using relevant critical appraisal tools. Papers that were selected revealed six main themes, with sub-themes, outlining best practices for clinical teaching, namely: (1) planning for clinical teaching practice: self-preparation and planning for clinical placement; (2) facilitation of students' clinical learning: orientation of students, planning for clinical teaching and the clinical teaching process; (3) evaluation of students' clinical skills: reflection by the nursing student and feedback; (4) modelling professional clinical teaching practice: emotional intelligence, self-evaluation, role modelling and continuous professional development; (5) work-based assessment in the clinical environment: clinical assessment process and clinical assessment tools and (6) clinical teaching in the simulation laboratory. The six identified best practices could assist nurse educators to provide comprehensive clinical teaching. Contribution: The review's results can be used in the development of a best practice guideline for clinical teaching. This guideline will aid nurse educators in achieving best clinical teaching practices.

Ensino técnico de enfermagem e as metodologias ativas de ensino- aprendizagem: uma revisão integrativa / Technical nursing education and active teaching-learning methodologies: an integrative review / La enseñanza técnica de la enfermería y las metodologías activas de enseñanza-aprendizaje: una revisión integradora

Técnicos de enfermagem compreendem a maior força de trabalho na área da saúde, contudo, existem poucas publicações sobre a formação deste profissional. Este estudo objetivou identificar na literatura as metodologias ativas de ensino-aprendizagem utilizadas no processo formativo dos cursos técnicos em enfermagem. O método utilizado foi uma revisão integrativa de literatura que incluiu estudos indexados nas bases de dados Biblioteca Virtual em Saúde (BVS), SciELO, MEDLINE, CINAHL, Web of Science e SCOPUS, publicados entre 2011 e 2021. Esta revisão foi estruturada em cinco passos metodológicos e os dados foram analisados qualitativamente. Identificou-se 988 registros, dos quais foram selecionados 6 artigos, totalizando 151 sujeitos e 24 instituições de ensino públicas e privadas. As intervenções identificadas foram: storytelling, mentoring, feedback, problematização e prática simulada. Docentes e discentes reconheceram a influência positiva das metodologias ativas no processo formativo de técnicos em enfermagem. Apesar de qualificados, os docentes manifestaram insegurança para uso deste método, sendo necessário um investimento e apoio institucional e a valorização do corpo docente para fomentar essa prática. Destaca-se ainda uma escassez de estudos com qualidade metodológica acerca da educação técnica em enfermagem, evidenciando um interesse científico incipiente nesta área.

Nursing technicians comprise the largest workforce in the health area, however, there are few publications on the training of this professional. This study aimed to identify in the literature the active teaching-learning methodologies used in the formative process of technical courses in nursing. The method used was an integrative literature review that included studies indexed in the databases Virtual Health Library (VHL), SciELO, MEDLINE, CINAHL, Web of Science, and SCOPUS, published between 2011 and 2021. This review was structured into five methodological steps and the data were analyzed qualitatively. It identified 988 records, from which 6 articles were selected, totaling 151 subjects and 24 public and private educational institutions. The interventions identified were: storytelling, mentoring, feedback, problematization, and simulated practice. Teachers and students recognized the positive influence of active methodologies in the formative process of nursing technicians. Despite being qualified, the teachers expressed insecurity about using this method, and institutional investment and support is needed, as well as an appreciation of the teaching staff in order to promote this practice. A scarcity of studies with methodological quality about technical education in nursing is also noteworthy, showing an incipient scientific interest in this area.

Los técnicos de enfermería constituyen la mayor fuerza de trabajo en el área de la salud, sin embargo, existen pocas publicaciones sobre la formación de este profesional. Este estudio tuvo como objetivo identificar en la literatura las metodologías activas de enseñanza-aprendizaje utilizadas en el proceso formativo de los cursos técnicos de enfermería. El método utilizado fue una revisión bibliográfica integradora que incluyó estudios indexados en las bases de datos Virtual Health Library (BVS), SciELO, MEDLINE, CINAHL, Web of Science y SCOPUS, publicados entre 2011 y 2021. Esta revisión se estructuró en cinco pasos metodológicos y los datos se analizaron cualitativamente. Se identificaron 988 registros, de los que se seleccionaron 6 artículos, con un total de 151 sujetos y 24 instituciones educativas públicas y privadas. Las intervenciones identificadas fueron: narración de historias, tutoría, retroalimentación, problematización y práctica simulada. Docentes y estudiantes reconocieron la influencia positiva de las metodologías activas en el proceso de formación de los técnicos de enfermería. Además de estar cualificados, los profesores manifiestan inseguridad en el uso de este método, por lo que es necesaria una inversión y apoyo institucional y la valoración del cuerpo docente para fomentar esta práctica. También destaca la escasez de estudios con calidad metodológica sobre la formación técnica en enfermería, lo que demuestra un incipiente interés científico en esta área.

Teachers' autonomy support and student engagement: A systematic literature review of longitudinal studies.

Autonomy support is one of the most crucial determinants of teaching practice for student engagement. No literature review on the relations between autonomy support and student engagement existed to the best of our knowledge. Therefore, this study presents a systematic literature review from perspectives of landscapes, methodology characters, patterns of identified studies, and autonomy-supportive strategies. Overall, 31 articles were reviewed. Followed by PRISMA guidelines, the results yielded several interesting facts: First, studies on such topics surged starting from 2015 and were mostly conducted in the United States (32%) and Korea (16%). Publications were scattered but heavily gathered around psychological and educational journals such as the Journal of Educational Psychology (9.7%); Learning and Instruction (9.7%). Most often, studies recruited participants from upper secondary schools (58%). Data were collected using solely questionnaires (93.5%) following a two-wave design (51.6%) and were analyzed by applying structural equation models (48.4%). Moreover, most of the studies failed to provide concrete autonomy-supportive teaching strategies. Instead, quite often studies (93%) investigated its relations with student engagement from a macro perspective. Within mentioned strategies, they were mostly related to the teaching process, there is a limited investigation of autonomy-supportive teaching practice used before and after instruction. This pattern of results suggested an urgent need for more longitudinal studies on specific teaching strategies that hold the potential to maximize student engagement. Limitations and suggestions for future studies were provided accordingly.

[Exploration and practice of the teaching system for "Human and Animal Physiology" in post pandemic era].

After the outbreak of COVID-19, the widespread application of online teaching has brought challenges and opportunities for higher education. Developing an effective teaching system is the focus of curriculum teaching reform in the post pandemic era. According to the characteristics of Human and Animal Physiology, the course teachers has developed a new teaching system by updating the teaching concept, reconstructing the contents of the course, changing the teaching modes, strengthening the integration of moral and intellectual education, and improving the assessment approaches. This teaching system is aimed at meeting the need of personalized learning for students and adapting to a new teaching environment. This article introduces the exploration and practice of the curriculum reform.

International student perceptions of online medical education during the COVID-19 epidemic.

This study aimed to investigate how international students enrolled on medical and surgical bachelor's degree programs (MBBS) in China perceived online medical education course, compared to native Chinese students during the Covid-19 pandemic. The perceptions of 38 MBBS and 31 Chinese sophomores were surveyed using the Chaoxing platform. The international student group's mean satisfaction with online teaching was 2.737 on a 5-point scale, much lower than the Chinese students' mean score of 4.355 (p < 0.05). Similarly, the international students expressed less satisfaction than the Chinese learners with other aspects of the course, including the teacher's level, at 3.964 ± 0.818 versus 4.445 ± 0.548 (p < 0.05); curriculum organization, at 3.651 ± 0.848 versus 4.333 ± 0.568 (p < 0.05); and self-learning level, at 3.634 ± 0.996 versus 3.686 ± 0.949 (p > 0.05), respectively. There were also noteworthy differences between the progress made by the international students in Chinese language learning, which was positively correlated with satisfaction with teaching on the online medical education (p < 0.05). The results suggest that, while online teaching was a necessary response to the Covid-19 pandemic, satisfaction with this mode of education is lower among international students than their Chinese counterparts.

Efectividad de la preparación de alumnos ayudantes sustentada en el aprendizaje colaborativo / Effectiveness in the training of student teachers based on collaborative learning

Introducción: El aprendizaje colaborativo exige interacción entre los miembros del grupo y responsabilidad individual con el aprendizaje. Se utiliza como método en la preparación de alumnos ayudantes de la carrera de medicina para incorporarlos a la práctica docente en curso de Reanimación Cardiopulmonar Básico con el primer año. Objetivo: Determinar la efectividad del aprendizaje colaborativo como método en la preparación de alumnos ayudantes para la práctica docente. Método: Se realizó una investigación de evaluación, en la que se utilizaron métodos teóricos: análisis síntesis e histórico lógico; y métodos empíricos: revisión documental, observación y encuesta. La muestra intencionada estuvo conformada por 18 alumnos ayudantes, por lo que se correspondió con la totalidad de los participantes. Se organizó en dos etapas: de preparación en contenidos específicos y en educación médica, y de ejecución de las clases prácticas, con cuatro variables. Resultados: Resultaron con nivel alto la manera de comportarse los alumnos ayudantes en las actividades de preparación, en las dos áreas (FR > 0,95), y el desempeño específico en las clases prácticas (FR: 96). En ambos existió ascenso en el valor de los indicadores desde la primera hasta la última actividad. Se autoevaluó de nivel alto la práctica con los estudiantes (FR: 0,96) y el 90,74 por ciento de ellos se mostró muy satisfecho con la preparación recibida y con la práctica docente realizada. Conclusiones: La preparación de alumnos ayudantes sustentada en el aprendizaje colaborativo resultó muy efectiva para su práctica docente en el curso de reanimación cardiopulmonar básico del primer año de la carrera de medicina(AU)

Introduction: Collaborative learning requires interaction among group members, as well as individual responsibility with learning. It is used as a method for training student teachers in order to incorporate them to the teaching practice of the basic course on cardiopulmonary resuscitation with the first academic year. Objective: To determine the effectiveness of collaborative learning as a method for training student teachers to be part of teaching practice. Methods: An evaluation research was carried out using theoretical (analysis-synthesis and historical-logical), as well as empirical (document review, observation and survey) methods. The purposive sample consisted of eighteen student teachers, which corresponded to the total number of participants. The research was organized in two stages: preparation with specific contents and medical education, and execution of practical lessons. Four variables were defined. Results: The way that they student teachers behaved in the training activities were found to have a high level, in both areas (FR>0.95); as well as for the specific performance in the practical lessons (FR: 96). Both showed an increase in the value of the indicators from the first to the last activity. The practice with the students was self-evaluated as being at a high level (FR: 0.96), while 90.74 percent of them were very satisfied with the training that they received, as well as with the teaching practice carried out. Conclusions: The training of student teachers based on collaborative learning was very effective for their teaching practice in the basic course on cardiopulmonary resuscitation with the first academic year of the medical major(AU)