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[Principles of programmed teaching].

V T Kerschbaum
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Student education and continued education programs increase the stress on a dental school teacher as far as time is concerned. The use of modern aids gives an effective relief, if existing teaching materials in basic fields can be taken over. Quality characteristics and basics of the evalutation of teaching programs are presented.

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Audiovisual AidsEducation, DentalEducation, Dental, ContinuingHumansProgrammed Instructions as TopicQuality ControlTeaching MaterialsJournal Article

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V T Kerschbaum. 1976. [Principles of programmed teaching].. https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/63367/

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