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Innovations in Active Education Techniques: Team Based Learning, Flipping the Classroom, and Think-Pair-Share

In: Health and Educational Success - Recent Perspectives

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  • Hilary E. Fairbrother
  • Phillip B. Carpenter
  • Shane R. Cunha
  • Deena Khamees

Abstract

Team-based learning, flipped classroom, and think-pair-share are active learning pedagogies used commonly in undergraduate medical education today. They are based on constructivist learning theory and are effective to use to actively teach foundational knowledge to medical students. They also help students work on team dynamics, critical thinking, and clinical knowledge application. These techniques can be employed without expensive technology or special training. Medical education was grossly affected by the COVID-19 pandemic and the inability to assemble in person. These educational techniques all allow for enhanced and active remote learning. With the amplification of remote education delivery during the pandemic, it is easy to see how we can use these techniques to spread foundational medical education more equitably across the globe.

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  • Hilary E. Fairbrother & Phillip B. Carpenter & Shane R. Cunha & Deena Khamees, 2023. "Innovations in Active Education Techniques: Team Based Learning, Flipping the Classroom, and Think-Pair-Share," Chapters, in: Tebogo Maria Mothiba & Takalani Edith Mutshatshi & Irene Ramavhoya (ed.), Health and Educational Success - Recent Perspectives, IntechOpen.
  • Handle: RePEc:ito:pchaps:266614
    DOI: 10.5772/intechopen.107498
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    Keywords

    undergraduate medical education; active learning; team-based learning; flipped classroom; think-pair-share;
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    • I18 - Health, Education, and Welfare - - Health - - - Government Policy; Regulation; Public Health

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