COVID-19 期间的远程团队学习:较低的学习成绩与考试成绩不计入最终成绩有关。

IF 1.1 Q2 MEDICINE, GENERAL & INTERNAL
Einstein-Sao Paulo Pub Date : 2025-02-03 eCollection Date: 2025-01-01 DOI:10.31744/einstein_journal/2025AO1007
Juliana Magdalon, Leandro Luongo Matos, Marcelo Vivolo Aun, Marcelo Madeira, Welbert de Oliveira Pereira, Durval Anibal Daniel Filho, Elda Maria Stafuzza Gonçalves Pires
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背景:Magdalon等人证明,将iRAT成绩排除在课程的最终成绩计算之外,会对学生在团队学习课程中的表现和出勤率产生负面影响。导言:2019冠状病毒病大流行需要从面对面学习转向远程学习,包括基于团队的学习活动。许多研究探索了团队学习的几个方面;然而,关于影响学生态度和成绩的因素,我们仍然缺乏认识。目的:评估新冠肺炎疫情对医学生在团队学习活动中个人准备度保证测试成绩的影响,并将其成绩排除在最终课程成绩之外。方法:我们比较了三种不同情景下医学本科生的团队学习应用数量、学生缺勤和个人准备度保证测试成绩:第一组,大流行前的面对面个人准备度保证测试;第2组,在封锁期间远程个人准备就绪保证测试,他们的等级被排除在最终等级计算之外;第三组是在封锁限制放松后大流行期间进行的个人准备情况保证测试。结果:远程团队学习导致的成绩明显低于现场评估。此外,与大流行前面对面的个人准备情况保证测试相比,远程学习期间成绩不及格或成绩不足(七分以下)的学生人数有所增加,他们的成绩被排除在最终成绩计算之外。此外,当采用在线策略时,缺勤率更高。结论:我们观察到医学生在远程团队学习课程中的学习成绩较低,可能是由于在COVID-19大流行期间,在最终课程成绩计算中排除了个人准备就绪保证测试成绩。
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Remote team-based learning during COVID-19: lower academic performance is associated with the exclusion of test grades from final grades.

Background: Magdalon et al. demonstrated that excluding iRAT grades from the final grade calculation of the course negatively impacted student performance and attendance in team-based learning sessions.

Introduction: The COVID-19 pandemic necessitated a shift from in-person to remote learning, including team-based learning activities. Many studies have explored several aspects of team-based learning; however, there is still a lack of knowledge regarding the factors affecting students' attitudes and performance.

Objective: To evaluate the impact of the COVID-19 pandemic on medical students' performance in individual readiness assurance tests during team-based learning activities, given that their grades were excluded from the final course grades.

Methods: We compared the number of team-based learning applications, student absences, and individual readiness assurance tests grades of medical undergraduate students in three different scenarios: Group 1, in-person individual readiness assurance tests before the pandemic; Group 2, remote individual readiness assurance tests during the lockdown period when their grades were excluded from the final grade calculation; and Group 3, in-person individual readiness assurance tests during the pandemic after lockdown restrictions eased.

Results: Remote team-based learning led to significantly lower grades than in-person evaluations. Moreover, the number of students with failing or insufficient grades (below seven) increased during the remote learning period, when their grades were excluded from the final grade calculation, compared to in-person individual readiness assurance tests before the pandemic. Furthermore, absenteeism was higher when the online strategy was applied.

Conclusion: We observed lower academic performance by medical students during remote team-based learning sessions, likely owing to the exclusion of individual readiness assurance tests grades from the final course grade calculations during the COVID-19 pandemic.

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