Re: PBL in RUM, day 2 Attn. Amit

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Dear Amit,

Performing the role of an undergraduate student, I am sure you have explored the problem and tried to get answer after reference from various sources. This is called PBL.Your answers are correct as per level of a UG student.

Let us see what answers our other members come up with.

Role of a tutor:

The role of a tutor will be more of a facilitator in the entire process of PBL. The tutor will not act as a content expert but will assist the student groups in structuring their thoughts, identifying clinical contingencies and formulating learning needs. This will encourage active learning by the students.

Tomorrow we shall proceed with discussion of another case.

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you are all excited about this new topic. Introduction: Problem based learning (PBL) is considered an institutional approach that may solve the difficulties encountered by students: - to use the knowledge gained in a clinical setting, - to integrate the knowledge acquired in different disciplines - to stress the need for continuing education. Let us begin our discussion with a few questions: What is PBL?2.What is the process of PBL?3.What is the plan of PBL?4. Please narrate your experience on PBL.Waiting for your postings eagerlyAnupama (Moderator)Asistant Professor of Pharmacology,M P Shah Medical college, Jamnagar>The INTERNET now has a personality. YOURS! See your Homepage. >Your Mail works best with the New Optimized IE8. Get it NOW!. >The INTERNET now has a personality. YOURS! See your

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