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      Percepción del aprendizaje con técnicas de trabajo en equipo en estudiantes universitarios Translated title: Perception of learning with teamwork techniques by university students

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          Resumen: En este estudio se compara cómo los estudiantes perciben su aprendizaje cuando se combina la metodología TBL (Team-Based Learning, en inglés) con diferentes técnicas y herramientas computarizadas (Post-it, Padlet, y Power Point), que se utilizan para exponer resultados. Los profesores buscan mejorar el proceso de aprendizaje de los estudiantes mediante el empleo de diferentes técnicas docentes. Para el análisis, se plantean encuestas a 175 estudiantes de postgrado, de una universidad española, y se analizan estadísticamente los resultados, clasificados por género, edad, región de procedencia y estudios previos. Los resultados muestran una preferencia general por el empleo de las técnicas más informatizadas, aunque con diferencias a tener en cuenta, según las características de los estudiantes. Se concluye que la combinación del empleo de TBL con diferentes técnicas de exposición permite a los estudiantes mejorar sus conocimientos, habilidades sociales, integración en grupos, capacidad de hablar en público, organización de ideas y despierta su interés.

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          Abstract: This study compares how students perceive their learning when a TBL (Team-Based Learning) methodology is combined with computer tools (Post-it, Padlet, and Power Point) and with different techniques for presenting results. Teachers seek to improve student-learning processes by applying various teaching techniques. Surveys are conducted on 175 postgraduate students from a Spanish university. The results are statistically analyzed and classified by gender, age, region of origin, and previous studies. The results show an overall preference for using the most computerized techniques, but differed according to student characteristics. It is concluded that combining TBL with different techniques for presenting results enhances student knowledge, social abilities, group integration skills, public speaking, arrangement of ideas, and interest.

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              Applying Established Guidelines to Team-Based Learning Programs in Medical Schools: A Systematic Review

              Purpose Team-based learning (TBL), a structured form of small-group learning, has gained popularity in medical education in recent years. A growing number of medical schools have adopted TBL in a variety of combinations and permutations across a diversity of settings, learners, and content areas. The authors conducted this systematic review to establish the extent, design, and practice of TBL programs within medical schools to inform curriculum planners and education designers. Method The authors searched the MEDLINE, PubMed, Web of Knowledge, and ERIC databases for articles on TBL in undergraduate medical education published between 2002 and 2012. They selected and reviewed articles that included original research on TBL programs and assessed the articles according to the seven core TBL design elements (team formation, readiness assurance, immediate feedback, sequencing of in-class problem solving, the four S’s [significant problem, same problem, specific choice, and simultaneous reporting], incentive structure, and peer review) described in established guidelines. Results The authors identified 20 articles that satisfied the inclusion criteria. They found significant variability across the articles in terms of the application of the seven core design elements and the depth with which they were described. The majority of the articles, however, reported that TBL provided a positive learning experience for students. Conclusions In the future, faculty should adhere to a standardized TBL framework to better understand the impact and relative merits of each feature of their program.
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                formuniv
                Formación universitaria
                Form. Univ.
                Centro de Información Tecnológica (La Serena, , Chile )
                0718-5006
                February 2022
                : 15
                : 1
                : 73-82
                Affiliations
                [2] Coquimbo Antofagasta orgnameUniversidad Católica del Norte orgdiv1Escuela de Ciencias Empresariales Chile sz@ 123456ucn.cl
                [3] Madrid orgnameUniversidad Internacional de Valencia España amcruz@ 123456universidadviu.com
                [1] Madrid orgnameEAE Business School orgdiv1Dpto. de Economía, Contabilidad y Finanzas Spain sruizc@ 123456eae.es
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                S0718-50062022000100073 S0718-5006(22)01500100073
                b0456c54-9783-40f8-952e-a95c0eedd941

                This work is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution-NonCommercial 4.0 International License.

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                : 16 June 2021
                : 10 August 2021
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                team-based learning,teaching methodologies,sociocultural theory,potential development,trabajo en equipo,metodologías docentes,teoría sociocultural,desarrollo potencial

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