Teaching microbiology practical class in a problem-based learning curriculum at the University of Papua New Guinea; a tutor’s experience. May 7, 2007
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Itaki L. Rodney.
Department of Pathology, School of Medicine and Health Sciences, University of Papua New Guinea.
Abstract
Problem based learning is now being implemented in many medical schools around the world. UPNG adopted the problem-based model of teaching medical students in 1999. This paper describes the authors experience in teaching microbiology practical classes at UPNG.
Keywords: Problem based learning, microbiology, UPNG, practical class.
I would like to see a continuation of the topic
Is there any good future in Ms.c microbiology?
please tell me the course in which r in good future in life science.
Yes there is. Acutally there is a wide spectrum of job opportunities if you do a MSc in medical microbiology.
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Maximus, thanks for the encouragment. I have another article on PBL teaching in Papua New Guinea. It has been published by Divine Word Universit Research Journal. You can go to the DWU website to read the abstract. The abstract is also on my blog: http://www.pacificfamilyhealth.wordpress.com
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