Teaching learning problem solving von wadhwa shalini (1 Ergebnisse)
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Hardbound. Zustand: As New. New. Contents 1. Changing problem based learning. 2. What is problem based learning. 3. Not just a method but a way of learning. 4. Problem based curricula. 5. Why is problem based learning a challenge. 6. Getting started. 7. Good planning is not enough. 8. Persevering with problem based learning. 9.…Conversion to problem based learning. 10. Starting problem based learning at Harvard Medical School. 11. Organizational and institutional difficulties to a problem based approach. 12. Design and implementation. 13. Selection of health problems for a problem based curriculum. 14. Non traditional students. 15. Training teachers for problem based learning. 16. Helping students develop an adequate and well structured knowledge base. 17. A model of problem based learning. 18. Case writing case writers perspectives. 19. Increasing self awareness through faculty development. 20. Issues in implementation in an otherwise conventional programme. 21. Examples from different professions. 22. A problem based module in mechanical engineering. 23. Issue based approach in social work education. 24. Problem based learning in optometry. 25. Problem based learning for architecture and construction management. 26. Problem based learning in an integrated nursing curriculum. 27. Applying problem based learning to practical legal training. 28. Industrial enhancement through problem based learning. Index. The students in their later life have to face real problems of life and find their solutions. The main function of education is to enable the student to face life situation and overcome them. If the students are encouraged right from the beginning to learning through problem solving method then they are successful in learning. Mostly the scientific problems are taught through problem solving method. The students are provided with a difficult situation which they have to tackle and find the solution. This kind of learning is very effective and lasting. The editor is grateful to the National Council of Educational Research and Training and the Ministry of Human Resource Development for their valuable contribution in developing effective methods of teaching and learning. The editor is also extremely grateful to other sources as well which have been used for the development of this book. It is hoped that the book will be found useful by the teachers administrators and the researchers alike. 295 pp.
