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    Team-based Learning: Engaging learners and creating team accountability

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    Publication date
    2018-06
    Author
    de Vries, J.
    Tweddell, Simon
    McCarter, Rebecca
    Keyword
    Team-based Learning
    Engaging learners
    Team accountability
    Pharmacy education
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    © 2018 The Authors. Reproduced in accordance with the publisher's self-archiving policy.
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    Abstract
    Team-based Learning (TBL) is a new teaching strategy that may take small group learning to a new level of effectiveness. TBL shifts the focus from content delivery by teachers to the application of course content by student teams. Teams work on authentic problems, make collaborative decisions, and develop problem-solving skills required in their future workplace. Prior to redesigning the MPharm programme according to TBL principles, several pilots were set up to research how students responded to this new way of teaching. One pilot focussed on the introduction of TBL as a phenomena and aimed to find out if and how TBL engaged students, how students were held accountable by their teams, and more importantly how that affected their lifeworld. Ashworth’s lifeworld contingencies provided the theoretical framework as it ranges from students’ selfhood, embodiment and social interactions to their ability to carry out tasks they are committed to and regard as essential (Ashworth, 2003).
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    http://hdl.handle.net/10454/16534
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    de Vries J, Tweddell S and McCarter R (2018) Team-based Learning: Engaging learners and creating team accountability. UAS Journal: Journal of Finnish Universities of Applied Sciences. EAPRIL Special Edition.
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    https://uasjournal.fi/in-english/team-based-learning-engaging-learners/
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