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#R2116
Directed case study method for teaching human anatomy and physiology

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Description Case study measuring different methods of teaching undergraduate anatomy and physiology
Type of Resource Journal Article/Issue, Report
Format Portable Document Format - PDF
Authors
William Cliff, Niagara University
Ann Wright, Niagara University
Development Date June 1, 1996
Grade/Age Levels Undergraduate lower division (Grades 13-14)
Undergraduate upper division (Grades 15-16)
Continuing Education
Pedagogy
Learning Time <=1 hour
Language English
Type of Review Reviewed By Journal Board
Review Date Reviewed at time of publication
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Nice article on why one should use case studies and how to use them in the classroom. A nice resource if you are looking for help on flipping your classroom.

Lara Madison, Chadron State College


This paper carefully lays out an approach to using case-studies in the A&P classroom taht any instructor should find useful. Without being too intrusive to how a faculty member currently teaches the class, integrating case studies and assessing student performance are described. Of particular interest are the guidelines for case study analysis.
Tim Ballard, UNC Wilmington

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