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RMJ. 2012; 37(2): 206-206


Do adults learn by experience; Student’s perceptions and performance in Neuro Physiology Lab Course

Rehana Rehman, Azhar Iqbal, Rabiya Rehan.




Abstract

Objective: To assess perception and performance of students in order to evaluate outcome of Neuro Physiology lab course in learning of Physiology.
Materials & Methods:
The cross sectional study took place in Bahria University Medical & Dental College in a module of neurosciences for a period of 12 weeks. The perception of students on laboratory course for Specific Learning Objectives (SLO); SLO1; learning of concepts SLO2; understanding of scientific approach and SLO3; development of critical thinking was assessed by five point scale of SALG (Student Assessment of Learning Gains).The knowledge gained and performance skill acquired were evaluated on the basis of grading; unsatisfactory less than 50%.good 50-75%, excellent >75% by OSPE (Objective Structured Practical Examination) and OSCE (Objective Structured Clinical Examination) methods.
Results:
92 students with mean age 20± 2 years (54% males,46% females) responded to a self reported questionnaire.SLO1 was attained by 90 % students while 91% and 92% considered it to be helpful in derivation of SLO2 and SLO3, respectively. The good and excellent performance in OSPE and OSCE was found to be statistically significant (p value

Key words: Specific Learning objectives, Student Assessment of Learning Gains, Objective Structured Physical Examination, Objective Structured Clinical Examination. Specific Learning objectives, Student Assessment of Learning Gains, Objective Structured Ph






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