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| author | Park, Jung Hee Han, Woo Sok Kim, Jinkyung Lee, Hyunjung |
| author_facet | Park, Jung Hee Han, Woo Sok Kim, Jinkyung Lee, Hyunjung Park, Jung Hee Han, Woo Sok Kim, Jinkyung Lee, Hyunjung |
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| contents | Strategies for Flipped Learning in the Health Professions Education in South Korea and Their Effects: A Systematic Review Park, Jung Hee Han, Woo Sok Kim, Jinkyung Lee, Hyunjung Foreign Countries Flipped Classroom Allied Health Occupations Education Nursing Education Practicums Program Effectiveness Student Satisfaction Student Motivation Information Literacy Critical Thinking Learning Activities Problem Solving Undergraduate Students Teaching Methods This study aims to identify and synthesize recent literature on the effect and strategies of flipped learning in the health professions education. Participant-intervention-comparator-outcome (PICO) strategies were used to identify articles from published peer-reviewed papers from January 2017 to March 2020 in Korea Med, Korean Citation Index, National Digital Science Library, and Korean Studies Information Service System. Of the 83 screened articles, 10 published articles met all the inclusion criteria. Most of articles targeted nursing students and focused on practicum classes. The effects of flipped learning were measured based on satisfaction, self-motivated learning, information literacy, and critical thinking disposition. Further, pre-class, in-class, and post-class activities were analyzed. The findings revealed that flipped learning improved class performance, overall evaluation, self-motivated learning, self-efficacy, and problem-solving abilities. The study suggests implementing a tailored flipped learning design based on class characteristics and appropriate post-class activities for enhancing students' learning abilities. |
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| spellingShingle | Strategies for Flipped Learning in the Health Professions Education in South Korea and Their Effects: A Systematic Review Park, Jung Hee Han, Woo Sok Kim, Jinkyung Lee, Hyunjung Foreign Countries Flipped Classroom Allied Health Occupations Education Nursing Education Practicums Program Effectiveness Student Satisfaction Student Motivation Information Literacy Critical Thinking Learning Activities Problem Solving Undergraduate Students Teaching Methods Strategies for Flipped Learning in the Health Professions Education in South Korea and Their Effects: A Systematic Review Park, Jung Hee Han, Woo Sok Kim, Jinkyung Lee, Hyunjung Foreign Countries Flipped Classroom Allied Health Occupations Education Nursing Education Practicums Program Effectiveness Student Satisfaction Student Motivation Information Literacy Critical Thinking Learning Activities Problem Solving Undergraduate Students Teaching Methods This study aims to identify and synthesize recent literature on the effect and strategies of flipped learning in the health professions education. Participant-intervention-comparator-outcome (PICO) strategies were used to identify articles from published peer-reviewed papers from January 2017 to March 2020 in Korea Med, Korean Citation Index, National Digital Science Library, and Korean Studies Information Service System. Of the 83 screened articles, 10 published articles met all the inclusion criteria. Most of articles targeted nursing students and focused on practicum classes. The effects of flipped learning were measured based on satisfaction, self-motivated learning, information literacy, and critical thinking disposition. Further, pre-class, in-class, and post-class activities were analyzed. The findings revealed that flipped learning improved class performance, overall evaluation, self-motivated learning, self-efficacy, and problem-solving abilities. The study suggests implementing a tailored flipped learning design based on class characteristics and appropriate post-class activities for enhancing students' learning abilities. |
| title | Strategies for Flipped Learning in the Health Professions Education in South Korea and Their Effects: A Systematic Review |
| topic | Foreign Countries Flipped Classroom Allied Health Occupations Education Nursing Education Practicums Program Effectiveness Student Satisfaction Student Motivation Information Literacy Critical Thinking Learning Activities Problem Solving Undergraduate Students Teaching Methods |
| url | https://eric.ed.gov/?id=EJ1283056 |