Title of article :
Self-regulated learning: why is it important compared to traditional learning in medical education ?
Author/Authors :
Siddaiah-Subramanya, Manjunath Department of General Surgery - Logan Hospital - Brisbane, Australia , Nyandowe, Masimba Townsville Hospital - Townsville - QLD, Australia , Zubair, Omar Townsville Hospital - Townsville - QLD, Australia
Pages :
4
From page :
243
To page :
246
Abstract :
elf-regulated learning has played an increasingly significant role in medical education over the last one to two decades. Medical educators have endeavored to ensure that the students are equipped to face the challenges of continued growth of medical knowledge. Here we enquire and reflect on various aspects of self-regulated learning including its strengths and weaknesses. We investigate how it could be incorporated with traditional teaching to bring the best out of the students and what students think about it.
Keywords :
traditional teaching and medical education , self-instructing , self-regulated learning
Journal title :
Advances in Medical Education and Practice
Serial Year :
2017
Full Text URL :
Record number :
2624521
Link To Document :
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