Interactive radiological anatomy eLearning solution for first year medical students: Development,integration, and impact on learning          下载免费PDF全文

Alexandra Louise Webb  Sunhea Choi 《Anatomical sciences education》2014,7(5):350-360

A technology enhanced learning and teaching (TELT) solution, radiological anatomy (RA) eLearning, composed of a range of identification‐based and guided learning activities related to normal and pathological X‐ray images, was devised for the Year 1 nervous and locomotor course at the Faculty of Medicine, University of Southampton. Its effectiveness was evaluated using a questionnaire, pre‐ and post‐tests, focus groups, summative assessment, and tracking data. Since introduced in 2009, a total of 781 students have used RA eLearning, and among them 167 Year 1 students in 2011, of whom 116 participated in the evaluation study. Students enjoyed learning (77%) with RA eLearning, found it was easy to use (81%) and actively engaged them in their learning (75%), all of which were associated to the usability, learning design of the TELT solution and its integration in the curriculum; 80% of students reported RA eLearning helped their revision of anatomy and 69% stated that it facilitated their application of anatomy in a clinical context, both of which were associated with the benefits offered by the learning and activities design. At the end of course summative assessment, student knowledge of RA eLearning relevant topics (mean 80%; SD ±16) was significantly better as compared to topics not relevant to RA eLearning (mean 63%; SD ±15) (mean difference 18%; 95% CI 15% to 20%; P < 0.001). A well designed and integrated TELT solution can be an efficient method for facilitating the application, integration, and contextualization of anatomy and radiology to create a blended learning environment. Anat Sci Educ 7: 350–360. © 2013 American Association of Anatomists.  相似文献   

The transfer of social exclusion and inclusion functions through derived stimulus relations     

Anita Munnelly  Georgina Martin  Charlotte Dack  Ann Zedginidze  Louise McHugh 《Learning & behavior》2014,42(3):270-280

Previous studies have found that social exclusion can cause distress to those excluded. One method used to study social exclusion is through a virtual ball-toss game known as Cyberball. In this game, participants may be excluded from or included in the ball-toss game and typically report lower feelings of self-esteem, control, belonging, and meaningful existence following exclusion. Experiments 1 and 2 sought to explore the transfer of feelings of exclusion and inclusion through stimulus equivalence classes. In both experiments, participants were trained to form two three-member equivalence classes (e.g., A1–B1, B1–C1; A2–B2, B2–C2) and were tested with novel stimulus combinations (A1–C1, C1–A1, A2–C2, C2–A2). Thereafter, participants were exposed to the Cyberball exclusion and inclusion games. In these games, one stimulus (C1) from one equivalence class was assigned as the Cyberball inclusion game name, whereas one stimulus (C2) from the other equivalence class was assigned as the Cyberball exclusion game name. In Experiment 2, participants were only exposed to the Cyberball exclusion game. During a subsequent transfer test, participants were asked to rate how included in or excluded from they thought they would be in other online games, corresponding to members of both equivalence classes. Participant reported that they felt they would be excluded from online games if the games were members of the same equivalence class as C2. In contrast, participants reported that they felt they would be included in online games if the games were members of the same equivalence class as C1. Results indicated the transfer of feelings of inclusion (Experiment 1) and feelings of exclusion (Experiments 1 and 2) through equivalence classes.  相似文献   

Predictors of developmentally appropriate classroom practices in kindergarten through third grade   总被引：2，自引：0，他引：2  

Kelly L. Maxwell  R. A. McWilliam  Mary Louise Hemmeter  Melinda Jones Ault  John W. Schuster 《Early childhood research quarterly》2001,16(4)

This study was designed to (a) test the psychometric properties of a new observation measure of developmentally appropriate classroom practices in kindergarten through third-grade classrooms, and (b) determine how well classroom and teacher characteristics predict developmentally appropriate classroom practices. Teacher-reported and observational data from 69 classrooms provided support for construct validity, internal consistency, and interrater agreement of the Assessment of Practices in Early Elementary Classrooms (APEEC) measure. Hierarchical multiple regression analyses indicated that classroom characteristics (grade, class size, number of children with disabilities), teacher characteristics (education level, years of experience) and teacher beliefs (developmentally appropriate beliefs and developmentally inappropriate beliefs) accounted for 42% of the variance in observed classroom practices. With all variables in the model, teacher education, grade, and beliefs in developmentally appropriate and inappropriate practice accounted for most of the variance in observed classroom practices.  相似文献   

Le management de l'archive     

Carol Couture  Louise Gagnon-Arguin 《Archival Science》2001,1(1):101-105

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Literacy and Teacher-Assessment at Key Stage 2     

Louise Poulson 《Literacy》1992,26(3):6-12

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Dyslexia in Europe—II     

Mary Louise Trusdell 《Annals of dyslexia》1974,24(1):181-191

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The future of educational change: system thinkers in action: response to Michael Fullan     

Louise?StollEmail author 《Journal of Educational Change》2006,7(3):123-127

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Developing a Common Model? Comparing Effective School Improvement Across European Countries     

Louise Stoll  Felicity Wikeley  Gerry Reezigt 《Educational Research and Evaluation》2013,19(4):455-475

Applicability of research models across contexts is often viewed as desirable. This article discusses 6 issues faced by members of the Effective School Improvement (ESI) project research teams as they explored themes emerging in case studies carried out in 8 different countries, as part of a process of trying to generate a model that would be valid and applicable across contexts. After posing questions that need further resolution, the conclusion at this particular stage of the research was that caution was advisable before transferring the findings from one context to another.  相似文献   

TALES FROM THE FIELD: THE TRIALS,RESOLUTIONS, TRIUMPHS,AND LESSONS LEARNED FROM CONDUCTING INTERDISCIPLINARY,QUALITATIVE RESEARCH     

Denise Da Ros  Louise Pavia 《Journal of Early Childhood Teacher Education》2013,34(2):85-88

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Telling Teaching Stories     

Mary Louise Gomez  B. Robert Tabachnick 《Teaching Education》2013,24(2):129-138

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