Comparing two teaching methods in physiotherapy school
This study compares two different ways of teaching physiotherapy students—one focused on real-world problems (OBE) and one based on traditional learning (PBL). If you're a physiotherapy student, this trial helps researchers understand which teaching method works better for your education.
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Who can take part
- You are currently enrolled in a physiotherapy education program at the study site
- You actively attend and participate in class sessions during the study period
- You voluntarily agree to take part in this educational research
- You attend at least 70% of the educational sessions
- You are willing to provide complete information for the study
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