Literature review #5

 Kerollos Dawoud

Professor Goeller

Research in Disciplines: College!

April 20th, 2021

Literature Review #5

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  • Citation.  
    • Gya, Ragnhild, et al. “Student Perceptions of Online and in-Person Microbiology Laboratory Experiences in Undergraduate Medical Education.” Medical Education Online, 12 Jan. 2020, www.tandfonline.com/doi/citedby/10.1080/10872981.2019.1710324?scroll=top&needAccess=true.
  • Summary
    • The research paper is about a study done on first and second year medical students doing digital labs through the school website. the findings was a noticlbe decrses in the students grade and motivation for learning. the paper also mentioned the complaints the students had regarding online learning.
  • authors
    • the authors are all graduates from various top 500 colleges. All the authors also have worked with the goverment or major colleges to further the reachserc in how medical labs can be improved.
  • Key terms. 
    • Demographic characteristics: the age and gender of students 
    •  learning styles: ways students are taught
  • Quotes
    • "even technologically savvy students preferred textbooks to digital e-books, despite the physical advantages of digital resources"( Gya, 10 )
    • "Gardner found that students felt more engaged in the learning process when able to physically interact with an instructor"(Gya,10)
    • " When asked about their desires for online vs. in-person lab experiences, our results indicate that nearly 90% of students, including students from the online-only cohort, desire at least some in-person wet-lab instruction(Gya,10)
  • Value
    • the reacharch paper is valuable to me as I can use the critiques of the online learning in my own paper. The statistics from the study is also valuable to my paper to help drive my overarching point of my paper. The mentions of how students will preform better with what they are accustomed to, even if it is overall less effective.


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