A case-study approach. Fellows' perceptions of a teaching course
- PMID: 8130868
- DOI: 10.1001/archpedi.1994.02170030081018
A case-study approach. Fellows' perceptions of a teaching course
Abstract
Objective: To determine general and behavioral pediatric fellows' perceptions of a formal teaching course.
Design: Qualitative research design using a case-study approach.
Setting: Children's Hospital in Boston, Mass.
Participants: All first-year general and behavioral pediatric fellows (n=5) taking the teaching course.
Intervention: A 12-week teaching course given to all participants.
Measurements/main results: Data were collected using questionnaires completed by fellows; focused, open-ended interviews with fellows; and student ratings of fellows' teaching. Analysis revealed that after the course, the fellows perceived "teaching'' as an interactive, student-directed process; attained a greater awareness of the value of feedback; recognized new teaching opportunities; and changed their teaching strategies to reflect student-directed teaching.
Conclusion: This formal course influenced fellows' approach to teaching.
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