Table of contents for Team-based learning for health professions education : a guide to using small groups for improving learning / edited by Larry K. Michaelsen ... [et al.] ; foreword by Diane M. Billings.

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CONTENTS
Preface - Dean X. Parmelee and L. Dee Fink
Section One
Chapter 1: The TBL Strategy in Health Professions Education: why TBL is a 'good fit'?
		Dean X. Parmelee
Chapter 2: Fundamental Principles and Practices of Team-Based Learning
 Larry K. Michaelsen and Michael Sweet
Chapter 3: Creating Effective Team Assignments
		Larry K. Michaelsen and Michael Sweet
Chapter 4: Improving Critical Thinking Skills in the Medical Professional with Team-Based Learning 
		Herb F. Janssen, N.P. Skeen, John Bell, and William Bradshaw
Chapter 5: An Educational Rationale for the Use of Team-Based Learning: Didactic vs. Dialectic Teaching
		Herb F. Janssen, N.P. Skeen, R.C. Schutt, and Kathryn K. McMahon
Chapter 6: Team Formation
		Kathryn K. McMahon
Chapter 7: Team Maintenance
		John Pelley and Kathryn K. McMahon
Chapter 8: Facilitator Skills
		John Pelley and Kathryn K. McMahon
Chapter 9: Peer Evaluation
		Ruth Levine
Chapter 10: Research and Scholarship: Team-Based Learning in Health Professions Education
		Paul Haidet, Virginia Schneider, and Gary Onady
Section Two - Voices of Experience
Chapter 11: Team-Based Learning in the Pre-Medical Curriculum: Genetics
		Dorothy B. Engle
Chapter 12: Team-Based Learning in the Pre-Medical Curriculum: Biochemistry
		Teresa Garret
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Chapter 13: Using Team-Based Learning as a Substitute for Lectures in a Required Undergraduate Nursing Course
		Michele C. Clark
Chapter 14: Team-Based Learning in a Physicians Assistant Program
		Bob Philpot
Chapter 15: The Use of Reading Assignments and Learning Issues as an Alternative to Anatomy Lectures in a Team-Based Learning Curriculum 
		Nagaswami S. Vasan and David O. DeFouw
Chapter 16: Team-Based Learning in Sport and Exercise Psychology: Case Studies and Concept Maps as Application Exercises
		Karla A. Kubitz
Chapter 17: Team-Based Learning in a Psychiatry Clerkship
		Cheryl S. Al-Mateen
Chapter18: Reinvigorating a Residency Program Through Team-Based Learning: The Experience of a Physical Medicine and Rehabilitation Program
		Michael Petty and Kevin M. Means
Contributors
Index

Library of Congress Subject Headings for this publication:

Medical education.
Team learning approach in education.
Problem-based learning.
Education, Medical -- methods.
Group Processes.
Problem-Based Learning -- methods.