The constructive use of images in medical teaching: a literature review
Identifieur interne : 002780 ( Pmc/Corpus ); précédent : 002779; suivant : 002781The constructive use of images in medical teaching: a literature review
Auteurs : Elizabeth M. NorrisSource :
- JRSM Short Reports [ 2042-5333 ] ; 2012.
Abstract
This literature review illustrates the various ways images are used in teaching and the evidence appertaining to it and advice regarding permissions and use. Four databases were searched, 23 papers were retained out of 135 abstracts found for the study. Images are frequently used to motivate an audience to listen to a lecture or to note key medical findings. Images can promote observation skills when linked with learning outcomes, but the timing and relevance of the images is important – it appears they must be congruent with the dialogue. Student reflection can be encouraged by asking students to actually draw their own impressions of a course as an integral part of course feedback. Careful structured use of images improve attention, cognition, reflection and possibly memory retention.
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DOI: 10.1258/shorts.2012.011158
PubMed: 22666530
PubMed Central: 3365786
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