10th International
Conference on
Teaching Statistics
8 – 13 July 2018
Kyoto, Japan
Contributed paper list


Contributed Paper C234

In session C6B  (Tuesday 10th, 16:00-17:30,   Level 3 - Conference Room A)

Teaching Biostatistics course with flipped classroom


Presenter

Mingan Yang (U.S.A)

Abstract

In recent years, flipped classroom, which delivers the course documents outside class and makes use of class time to apply the knowledge they newly learned, is popular due to abundant resources, advanced equipments, improved efficiency, and greater student collaboration and participation in the classroom. Although there are a few studies on flipped classroom, they are mainly for studies on undergraduate students from majors of natural science. There are very few studies on flipped classroom on graduate level biostatistics course with medium and small class size. In the study, the author performs an evaluation of students' performance and achievements in a graduate biostatistics course with a flipped classroom. The results indicate that the flipped classroom is promising learning tools in our study population.

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