جستجوی مقالات مرتبط با کلیدواژه "classroom" در نشریات گروه "پزشکی"

Supervision is a fundamental management activity in human resources. Supervision may be development/performance-based or both. Professors should take a holistic view of medical students, should not expect students to comply with many laws and regulations, and other aspects as individuals should not be overlooked. It appears that in the classroom, the supervisory role goes beyond the educational and support role. The current study aimed to explain the core components of classroom supervision as perceived by professors and medical students.

A qualitative content analysis (QCA) was utilized as the research design. Purposive sampling with maximum variation was used to select the participants from professors and medical students of basic and physiopathology sciences in the medical school of Hamadan University of Medical Sciences. Semi-structured interviews were the main approach to data collection. All the interviews were analyzed by two independent researchers and the sub-themes extracted from the interviews.

In this study, ten sub-themes were extracted from interviews. The theme of management supervision includes the attendance of students and making the classroom attractive. The theme of educational supervision consists of a variety of uses of teaching and learning styles, Justice in student assessment, Horizontal, and vertical integration, Evaluate the quality of teacherschr(chr('39')39chr('39')) teaching, and monitoring of all studentschr(chr('39')39chr('39')) academic achievement. The theme of supportive supervision includes the type of supportive services, identifying student concerns, and maintaining confidentiality in service delivery.

This study demonstrated the important components of class management in academic courses. To empower teachers in supervising and making efforts these components are simultaneously applied to a classroom. Thus, students can graduate with minimal stress, efficiency and personal and professional development.

Concentration in the classroom, which has been less studied in studies, is one of the most important factors influencing learning. This study aimed to investigate the ecological factors affecting concentration in classroom from the viewpoint of the students of shahid sadoughi university of medical sciences, Yazd in 2017.

This descriptive-analytic study was conducted on 384 students with Cluster random sampling method. The data collection tool was a two-part 29- item questionnaire on demographic characteristics and ecological factors. The data were analyzed using SPSS18 using central dispersion index, T-Test and Chi Square.

All the subjects completed the questionnaires. In the domain of teacher, "the appropriate approach of the teacher to the students" the mean score was 4.12 ±1.33, in the field of the student "active participation in the class" was 4.30 ±1/22 and in the "large number of students in the classroom environment”, the highest score was 4.74 ±0.59 regarding classroom-related factors. The best time to hold a class was at 8-10 AM, with an abundance of 208 people and the front row with an abundance of 298 people was considered the best place to sit in the classroom from the student's viewpoint.

The officials of the education should support and organize workshops to enhance the skills of teachers in the classroom as well as motivating the students. Also, observance of standard number of pupils in class, the time and place of the classroom are also items to be considered.

The present study was conducted to identify the components of the participatory management model in the ninth-grade science classroom in a district of Karaj. Classroom participatory management is an important part of the education process and facilitates the teaching-learning system and facilitates the learning process. Studies in Iran show that classroom management has received less attention than other aspects of the classroom. The collaborative management model of the class was conducted in the science course in the first secondary school of the city of Karaj, Iran.

Components extraction was done by a qualitative content analysis, and the statistical population consisted of all teachers of science (135 teachers) and all students (2865 students) employed in the 9th grade of primary school in the district of Alborz province in the academic year 2017. Using a random sampling method, 15 subjects of the teachers and 8 classrooms in four high schools (164 students) were selected.

The results of the research indicated that there was a positive and significant (p<0/05) relationship between participatory management and the components of analysis, content, students, teachers, educational strategies, teaching methods, evaluation, school environment and classroom conditions.

Assessment and measurement of research has appropriate (internal) validity and is acceptable, and the result of the research while confirming the main hypothesis, has been shown that collaborative management increases the focus on homework and reduces teacher dependence, provides good opportunities for reading and thinking skills by observing the behavior of others, and builds strong relationships between students and enhances listening skills.

Teachers 'educational behavior is one of the most important factors influencing students' teaching and learning process and its continuous evaluation ensures improvement of the quality of teachers' performance and educational activities. This study aimed to design an Instrument for evaluation of teaching quality of teachers based on classroom-made videos. This study is a mixed method research which was conducted to design and validate an Instrument for evaluation of teaching quality of teachers at Ahvaz University of Medical Sciences from 2018 to 2019. Participants included teachers, students, and medical education professionals. After reviewing literature and relevant questionnaires and as well as receiving expert opinions, 36 questions were designed in the form of a preliminary questionnaire. In order to determine the content and face validity, the preliminary questionnaire was reviewed and approved in four sessions of group discussion by 14 specialists of medical education, health education and promotion, nursing, midwifery, health information technology and psychiatry.
Initial questions about teaching quality assessment included 36 questions. Finally, 24 questions were presented in four domains including non-verbal communication (9 questions), verbal communication (4 questions), interacting with students (6 questions) and classroom management (5 questions). At the validation stage, all 24 questions had acceptable content validity (0.7 to 1.0). The reliability of the instrument was confirmed by the Kappa coefficient (0/8). The Instrument designed to evaluate the quality of teaching based on film, has acceptable validity and reliability.