Learning Medical Terminology in a Traditional Classroom versus the World Wide Web: Is There a Difference in PA Student Performance?

Bell, Paul D.; Hudson, Suzanne; Heinan, Michelle

doi:10.1097/01367895-200112040-00002

The Journal of Physician Assistant Education

2001

DOI: 10.1097/01367895-200112040-00002

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Learning Medical Terminology in a Traditional Classroom versus the World Wide Web: Is There a Difference in PA Student Performance?

Paul D. Bell

Suzanne Hudson

Michelle Heinan

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College Students' Learning Satisfaction and Academic Achievement of Learning Nursing English Based on Smart Education

Kim¹,

Jung²

2015

The Journal of the Korea Contents Association

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The purpose of study is to comprehend learning satisfaction and academic achievement about the mobile program of nursing English learning constructed as a solution of supporting smart education in J college. The study was conducted from March to December in 2014. The subjects of study are 342 freshmen (39 males, 303 females) of nursing department. Learning satisfaction was analyzed through questionnaires, and academic achievement was investigated through test produced by 3 professors who majored in nursing. Resources analysis was implemented by SPSS 21.0. The study leads to 3 results from the macroscopic perspective. First, there is a difference of satisfaction with whole program between all factors such as mainly used devices, available times, available days, average hours of use per day, available places. Also, items under program satisfaction (subject or content, availability, academic ability) has a difference. Lastly, change of achievement scores by each time was significant. ■ keyword :|Smart Education|College Students|Learning Satisfaction|Academic Achievement|Nursing English|

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College Students' Learning Satisfaction and Academic Achievement of Learning Nursing English Based on Smart Education

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2015

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