Knowledge about simulation and frequency of use in the teaching of the subject Human Morfophisiopatology I

<strong>Background</strong>: The use of simulation can accelerate the learning process and helps to raise standards. Its use must have a logical sequence in the calendar plan of the subject that corresponds to the needs and requirements of the curriculum and analytical programs of the di...

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Main Authors: Pavel Vigo Cuza, Arnovis Baluja Echevarria, Alenia Matos González
Format: Article
Language:Spanish
Published: Centro Provincial de Información de Ciencias Médicas. Cienfuegos 2010-07-01
Series:Medisur
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Online Access:http://medisur.sld.cu/index.php/medisur/article/view/982
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author Pavel Vigo Cuza
Arnovis Baluja Echevarria
Alenia Matos González
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Alenia Matos González
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description <strong>Background</strong>: The use of simulation can accelerate the learning process and helps to raise standards. Its use must have a logical sequence in the calendar plan of the subject that corresponds to the needs and requirements of the curriculum and analytical programs of the different subjects. <br /><strong>Objective</strong>: to characterize the knowledge about the simulation and the frequency with which it is used as a resource for teaching Human Morfophisiopatology I National Training Program in Integrative Medicine Community. <strong><br />Methods</strong>: Research in theoretical methods were used, allowing the bibliographic review, documentary, and the analysis and synthesis that supports the study. A questionnaire was administered to 85 teachers related to teaching practice of the subject and an interview with five key informants. We characterized the knowledge of teachers on the simulation.<strong> <br />Results</strong>: Only 63.3% knew the method of simulation and they used 87, 04%. The frequency of use of simulation in teaching of the subject showed that 51.06% of teachers have always used this resource, while only 36.17% use it most of the time. <strong><br />Conclusion</strong>: Not all teachers know the simulation is used in teaching or recognize its value in the teaching - learning of the subject Human Morfophisiopatology I.
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spelling doaj.art-fdd2305103ce4f688eb67e63c62521bf2024-03-04T23:09:38ZspaCentro Provincial de Información de Ciencias Médicas. CienfuegosMedisur1727-897X2010-07-0183159163593Knowledge about simulation and frequency of use in the teaching of the subject Human Morfophisiopatology IPavel Vigo Cuza0Arnovis Baluja Echevarria1Alenia Matos González2Universidad de Ciencias Médicas de Cienfuegos.Facultad de Ciencias Médicas “10 de Octubre”. Ciudad de La Habana.Facultad de Ciencias Médicas de Holguín.<strong>Background</strong>: The use of simulation can accelerate the learning process and helps to raise standards. Its use must have a logical sequence in the calendar plan of the subject that corresponds to the needs and requirements of the curriculum and analytical programs of the different subjects. <br /><strong>Objective</strong>: to characterize the knowledge about the simulation and the frequency with which it is used as a resource for teaching Human Morfophisiopatology I National Training Program in Integrative Medicine Community. <strong><br />Methods</strong>: Research in theoretical methods were used, allowing the bibliographic review, documentary, and the analysis and synthesis that supports the study. A questionnaire was administered to 85 teachers related to teaching practice of the subject and an interview with five key informants. We characterized the knowledge of teachers on the simulation.<strong> <br />Results</strong>: Only 63.3% knew the method of simulation and they used 87, 04%. The frequency of use of simulation in teaching of the subject showed that 51.06% of teachers have always used this resource, while only 36.17% use it most of the time. <strong><br />Conclusion</strong>: Not all teachers know the simulation is used in teaching or recognize its value in the teaching - learning of the subject Human Morfophisiopatology I.http://medisur.sld.cu/index.php/medisur/article/view/982simulaciónconocimientoenseñanza-aprendizajeestudiantes de medicinaprogramas de estudiomorfologíafisiología
spellingShingle Pavel Vigo Cuza
Arnovis Baluja Echevarria
Alenia Matos González
Knowledge about simulation and frequency of use in the teaching of the subject Human Morfophisiopatology I
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conocimiento
enseñanza-aprendizaje
estudiantes de medicina
programas de estudio
morfología
fisiología
title Knowledge about simulation and frequency of use in the teaching of the subject Human Morfophisiopatology I
title_full Knowledge about simulation and frequency of use in the teaching of the subject Human Morfophisiopatology I
title_fullStr Knowledge about simulation and frequency of use in the teaching of the subject Human Morfophisiopatology I
title_full_unstemmed Knowledge about simulation and frequency of use in the teaching of the subject Human Morfophisiopatology I
title_short Knowledge about simulation and frequency of use in the teaching of the subject Human Morfophisiopatology I
title_sort knowledge about simulation and frequency of use in the teaching of the subject human morfophisiopatology i
topic simulación
conocimiento
enseñanza-aprendizaje
estudiantes de medicina
programas de estudio
morfología
fisiología
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