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Evaluation of medical students of teacher-based and student-based teaching methods in Infectious diseases course.

Iman Ghasemzadeh, Teamur Aghamolaei, F Hosseini-Parandar

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The use of the student-based teaching method (problem-based learning) in comparison with the teacher-based teaching method (lecture) to present the Infectious diseases course led to the student satisfaction and provided additional learning opportunities.

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The use of the student-based teaching method (problem-based learning) in comparison with the teacher-based teaching method (lecture) to present the Infectious diseases course led to the student satisfaction and provided additional learning opportunities.

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The use of the student-based teaching method (problem-based learning) in comparison with the teacher-based teaching method (lecture) to present the Infectious diseases course led to the student satisfaction and provided additional learning opportunities.

Key concepts: Teaching method, Medical education, Test (biology), Mathematics education, Medicine, Psychology, Paleontology, Biology

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