2011, no. 5
PRACTICE OF HIGHER SCHOOL

Improvement of pedagogic control in teaching of human anatomy

A.A. Yakimov

pp. 64–6980 RUB

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Abstract

To have an optimum effect on forms and methods of pedagogic control 56 students were questioned after their learning of human anatomy. Revealed is direct dependence between optimal in their opinions duration of discussion, number of questions answered by students, and level of progress in studies. Result shows that correct organized discussion is preferable method of pedagogic control.

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