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J Dent Educ. 45(5): 290-299 1981
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Journal of Dental Education, Vol 45, Issue 5, 290-299
Copyright © 1981 by American Dental Education Association

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Self-instruction in dental education: 1960-1980

RE Williams

An extensive, critical review of the dental education literature of the last two decades, related to self-instruction, reveals that this method is capable of significantly increasing cognitive knowledge in a shorter period of time and with increased student satisfaction, compared to conventional instructional methods. Suggestions for more detailed investigation of self-instructional techniques, and the need to develop a more integrated curriculum using self-instructional materials, small group interaction, and formal lectures are presented.


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