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ROLE-PLAYING GAMES ARE USED IN THE TEACHING NORM
AND PATHOLOGY OF THE BLOOD SYSTEM IN THE SUBJECT
PROPAEDEUTICS CHILDHOOD DISEASES
Grunina O. S.,
Tashkent city, the Tashkent Pediatric Medical Institute,
oliyaxyz_30@mail.ru
Relevance: the student digests practical skills in 4 stages: I. The
unconscious incompetence: "Know" - the theoretical basis of skill. II. The
conscious incompetence: "Know how" – skill is done with the help of a
teacher. III. The unconscious competence: "Show how" - the student has ability
(It possesses the ability to make a teacher's supervision). IV. The conscious
competence: "Doing" - the
ability to bring to automatism, on the basis of
repeated training.
In the American pedagogy considered: participant role-playing game has a
ready-made words, there is a certain scenario, the final outcome is known. J.
Huizinga in his famous work «Homo Ludens in the shadow of tomorrow"
(Wiley, 1992) gives a definition: "The game is a voluntary action or activity, it
was committed within the boundaries established by the place and time for
voluntarily accepted but absolutely binding rules
with a view to enclosed in
itself. It is accompanied by a sense of tension and joy and consciousness of
"being different" than the "everyday life "(P. 41).
The e-learning practical techniques are implemented in the form of
simulation and gaming or virtual worlds (Aldrich, 2005; Quinn, 2005).
"The success of complex video games demonstrates that games can teach
higher-order thinking skills
such as strategic thinking, interpretative analysis,
problem solving, development and implementation of the plan and adaptation to
rapidly changing circumstances" (Federation of American Scientists, 2005).
Virtual patients - a key model information and game-based learning in
medical education (Ellaway, 2007), which
takes many different forms, for
example, artificial patients (usually a computer simulation of human physiology
- see http: //en.wikipedia org / wiki /. Virtual Physiological Human), these
patients are reproduced on the basis of their data (electronic medical records, the
EHR), physical simulations (models and mannequins), simulated patients (actors
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and role-playing) and electronic clinical cases and scenarios. The latter form
plays the most important role for e-learning in medicine,
being an interactive
computer simulation of the real clinical scenarios created for the purpose of
medical training, education, or evaluation (Ellaway, Candler et al., 2006).
The student can act in different roles: physician or other employee of the
medical team, the patient, and observer. In
addition, students can simulate the
patients themselves or use a pre-existing patient data. They can work
individually or together, consider the index case or
critically evaluate wrong
actions as a result of such training: execution of the decision-making skills, the
acquisition of new knowledge and assessment of knowledge.
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