论文信息 - The approaches to learning of students in a traditional and in an innovative problem‐based medical school

The approaches to learning of students in a traditional and in an innovative problem‐based medical school

Summary. The way in which students approach their learning is dependent on a variety of factors including the characteristics of the departments and teaching to which they are exposed. These factors appear to influence whether the students adopt a surface, deep or strategic approach.

D. Newble | R. Clarke | D I Newble | R M Clarke | R. Clarke

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