American Journal of Medicine and Medical Sciences

p-ISSN: 2165-901X    e-ISSN: 2165-9036

2023;  13(5): 759-761

doi:10.5923/j.ajmms.20231305.45

Received: May 9, 2023; Accepted: May 27, 2023; Published: May 31, 2023

 

Organization of an Independent Educational Process in the Teaching of Clinical Sciences

Shadmanov Mirzamakhmud Alisherovich

Andijan State Medical Institute, Andijan, Uzbekistan

Correspondence to: Shadmanov Mirzamakhmud Alisherovich, Andijan State Medical Institute, Andijan, Uzbekistan.

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Abstract

Credit technology gives students the right to choose optional subjects included in the working curriculum, thereby directly participating in the formation of an individual curriculum. They are given the freedom to choose not only subjects, but also professors. Giving students the opportunity to choose subjects is a positive thing. It is also considered a specific value indicator for evaluating educational processes.

Keywords: Credit-modular system, Medical education, Features, Problems

Cite this paper: Shadmanov Mirzamakhmud Alisherovich, Organization of an Independent Educational Process in the Teaching of Clinical Sciences, American Journal of Medicine and Medical Sciences, Vol. 13 No. 5, 2023, pp. 759-761. doi: 10.5923/j.ajmms.20231305.45.

1. Introduction

In the current period, it is necessary to carry out the tasks set before the educational system, independently assimilate educational materials of students, stimulate their professional growth, increase the responsibility of educators in the upbringing of creative activity in them.
The role of Independent Education in improving the quality of the educational process is unconditionally large. Mastering the knowledge gained in the process of independent activities, rather than receiving ready-made information from an educator, gives a relatively good result.
An educator, on the other hand, must realize that independent education is needed not only for the student, but also for himself, to facilitate his work, to communicate with students who can think independently, to enrich his knowledge and ensure his growth in the service stages in the future. Alternatively, the cooperation of the educator with students in the educational process, their formation of confidence in independent education, the ability of teaching to show that they are using new pedagogical technologies, leads to positive results that are expected to conduct lectures in an excellent, that is, not limited only to providing information, but also in a problematic interactive way (figure 1).
The main goals of Independent Education of students are:
Figure 1. The main goals from the independent education of students
In the process of teaching clinical subjects, independent education can be divided into the following two groups: independent education in the auditorium and independent education performed outside the auditorium. In independent education performed outside the auditorium, students complete assignments given by educators without the participation of the teacher. The educator explains to the students as early as the first lesson the hours allocated for science, the types of independent work, the methods and forms of control and the duration, the criteria for assessing the results, the importance and necessity of independent work. When independent education is carried out in the audience under the guidance of an educator, in order to conduct independent activities, the student receives assignments and recommendations directly from the educator.
The educator, on the other hand, controls and performs a managerial function, correcting the incorrectly performed tasks. In various classes conducted in the auditorium, the student performs independent work directly with the guidance of the educator or with his participation. In independent education, the student learns not only from the educator, but also from each other. In audience classes, students receive a certain level of knowledge, but it is advisable to engage in independent work in order to consolidate the knowledge they have acquired. Independent work performed by them consists of: control and laboratory work; quick survey (Bliss survey); solving examples; reviewing situations; solving tests; protecting the work done; working with methodological materials; lecturing; working with data; participating in playful activities, among others.
In order for independent learning to be effective, it is advisable to use the following methods and tools: cluster, conversation, argument, categorization table, pinboard, insert, "I know, I want to know, I found out" table, t-table, Venn diagram, "why?", fish skeleton, etc. In order for students to conduct independent activities in the educational process, the educator is required to carry out the following preparatory work: preparation of an educational and methodological complex in science and design of a teaching environment; improvement of the curriculum, that is, the introduction of independent subjects of work, regular control of independent work with the introduction of Model assignments into independent education; development of comprehensive student erudition, Qualification Knowledge; calculation of how many hours and points a student is awarded when performing independent work; development of a technological map, indicating the methods and means of teaching.
In the organization of independent work of students, it is necessary to pay great attention to methodological support, in addition to paying great attention to the structure of the volume and content of educational materials being brought to independent study. Methodological support is not just a database, it should direct the student to creative activities.
At least 50% of the time in lecture classes, the student must work independently, for this it is necessary to organize the lecture in the form of a question-and-answer discussion, that is, the teacher will not only describe new information, but also organize the search for answers to the questions posed; when conducting the lecture in a question-and-Answer way, the teacher will; at the end of the session, the teacher fills in and clarifies the data; students are allowed to temporarily Exchange free thoughts; the teacher makes prescient mistakes, and at the end of the lecture, an analysis of the diagnosis and mistakes made by students is carried out; students are asked questions and their answers are used (figure 2).
Independent work performed outside the auditorium is recommended to be carried out in the following types:
Figure 2. Independent work performed outside the auditorium
Table 1. When carrying out independent work, it is advisable to take into account the following
     
As a result of the analysis of the purpose, tasks, organization, management and control of independent work of students and assessment, we consider it advisable to give the following conclusions-proposals to improve the effectiveness of independent work of students: – the volume of the weekly total load of undergraduate students (excluding audience and audience) is set at 54 hours, and independent education But, we must note that it is impossible to increase the efficiency of independent work of students only with an increase in the volume of independent hours. A quality lecture provides the necessary information for students to do their independent work. It follows from this that it is advisable to increase the effectiveness of students by not lowering the role of lecture classes, but rather by transferring them using new pedagogical and Informational Technologies, with a greater emphasis on the implementation of their independent work. It is advisable to improve the skills of educators in order to properly plan, organize, control and in-depth study of the latest achievements of students ' independent work. In order for students to do their independent work efficiently, they need to be provided with computers and an internet network. It is impossible to achieve the desired results without proper planning of independent work of students.
The work that students perform individually, without the direct participation or indirect management of the teacher, on the basis of the task he gave, the textbook, is independent work. Independent work of students is an integral part of the educational process. It is impossible to fulfill at the required level the tasks set before modern education without improving the independent assimilation of educational materials by students.

2. Conclusions

At this point, it is advisable to eliminate the specific disadvantages of this system:
- high focus on independent engagement, giving some students a constant direction, helping them to choose the right approach;
- ensuring the high probability of not being able to correctly select educational materials in modules, the possibility of a detailed approach to the allotted time is always possible;
- taking into account the fact that it takes a long time to develop modular programs and materials;
- a new system, getting used to a new approach, paying special attention to the fact that adaptation takes a certain amount of time.

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