Titlebook: A Handbook for Medical Teachers; David Newble,Robert Cannon Book 1987Latest edition Springer Science+Business Media B.V. 1987 assessment.l

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Mukulika Ghosh,Shawna Thomas,Nancy M. Amatoarning and remembering what you have taught. To do this you will need a basic understanding of the factors which are likely to influence the learning of the students during the lecture as well as a range of suitable techniques.

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Mukulika Ghosh,Shawna Thomas,Nancy M. Amatoarning and remembering what you have taught. To do this you will need a basic understanding of the factors which are likely to influence the learning of the students during the lecture as well as a range of suitable techniques.

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Nicholas Collins,Hanna Kurniawatid therefore will present you with the opportunity to establish and develop a productive group atmosphere. Small group teaching can be a most rewarding experience. However, to achieve success you will need to plan carefully and to develop skills in group management. You should not fall into the commo

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Elliot Anshelevich,Sanmay Das,Yonatan Naamadre is no straightforward formula to guide you in this activity. The reasons for this are twofold. Firstly, course design is a complex business involving more than purely educational considerations. For example, you will find that full account must be taken of the context in which you teach. Lucky is

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Cost-Sharing Models in Participatory Sensingiously but, sadly, the quality of many assessment and examination procedures leave much to be desired. The aim of this chapter, therefore, will be to help you to ensure that the assessments with which you are involved will measure what they are supposed to measure in as fair and as accurate a way as

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Lecture Notes in Computer Sciencer the ultimate benefit of the students, our emphasis has been on the personal development of the teacher. In this chapter we will introduce you to ideas which are not as widely represented in the teaching literature as those in other sections of the book. Nevertheless, we believe they have provided