THE SCIENTIFIC DISCUSSION OF KEY ISSUE ASPECTS OF MODERN ADVANCING INNOVATION OF LEARNING AND TEACHING METHODS AND PEDAGOGICAL APPROACHES IN HIGHER EDUCATION INSTITUTIONS IN MEDICAL EDUCATIONAL STUDY PROGRAMS DIRECTIONS GLOBALLY IN GENERAL
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Modern, teaching, learning, methods, higher education institutions, medical educationalAbstract
Aim of the research was to study key issue facets of manifestation of modern teaching and learning methods in higher education institutions in medical educational study programs directions globally. Advances in teaching and learning methodologies have had a major impact on the development of medical education. The article studies and discusses modern teaching and learning methods used in higher education institutions around the world, especially in medical education curricula. The article reviews the main aspects that shape modern teaching and learning methods, with regard to their importance, effectiveness and challenges for the development of competent healthcare professionals. Medical education is undergoing transformational change in response to the increasing complexity of healthcare delivery, technological advancements and changing needs of society. Traditional pedagogical approaches are being replaced by innovative teaching and learning methods designed to enhance student engagement, critical thinking and clinical competence. The article discusses the main issues related to the integration of these modern teaching and learning methodologies into higher medical education curricula globally. The manifestation of modern teaching and learning methods in higher education institutions, particularly in medical educational study programs, reflects a global trend toward enhancing the quality of medical education. By embracing student-centered approaches, integrating new technology, and emphasizing competency-based education, medical faculties (medical schools) can better prepare future healthcare professionals for the complexities of modern healthcare delivery.
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