Structuring an Undergraduate Anatomy Teaching Experience

Undergraduate Teaching of Anatomy

Since publication of my (Khan, 1945) previous paper on 1 The Organization of Anatomy Department ' I have discussed this and allied topics with eminent anatomists in Britain, France, Switzerland, Canada and U.S.A. during my one-year tour in the West. Those who have completely endorsed the views expressed in this paper constitute a remarkable majority. The dissenting minority differed not on prin...

Student Perceptions to Teaching Undergraduate Anatomy in Health Sciences

Anatomy and physiology teaching has undergone significant changes to keep up with advances in technology and to cater for a wide array of student specific learning approaches. This paper examines perceptions towards a variety of teaching instruments, techniques, and innovations used in the delivery and teaching of anatomy and physiology for health science students, and asks whether active learn...

MedTalks: developing teaching abilities and experience in undergraduate medical students

OBJECTIVES According to the CanMEDS' Scholar competency, physicians are expected to facilitate the learning of colleagues, patients and other health professionals. However, most medical students are not provided with formal opportunities to gain teaching experience with objective feedback. METHODS To address this, the University's Medical Education Interest Group (MEIG) created a pilot teachi...

“Meet the Expert Interviews,” an Integrative Learning Experience for Microbiology and Anatomy & Physiology Undergraduate Students†

Experience in Teaching C++11 within the Undergraduate Informatics Curriculum

C++ is the most commonly used language in introductory and intermediate programming courses in Bulgarian universities. In recent years this language has developed greatly. Its abstractions are more flexible and affordable than ever before. Such great number of changes are related to the launch of the new standard (known as C++11) that we have grounds to consider it even a new language. It is in...