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Rafael Bravo¹, Lierni Ugartemendia¹, Javier Cubero²

¹Chrononutrition Laboratory, Department of Physiology, Faculty of Science, University of Extremadura , Badajoz , Spain.

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Summary

This study introduces project-based learning to teach biology students about body composition analysis using anthropometry and bioelectrical impedance. Students gained practical knowledge through collaborative manuscript preparation, enhancing their understanding of health sciences.

Keywords:

anthropometry bioimpedance body composition collaborative learning education team-based learning

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Area of Science:

Health Sciences
Physiology
Biology Education

Background:

Traditional body measures are insufficient for assessing body fat mass.
Accurate body composition analysis is crucial in health sciences.
Need for effective pedagogical approaches in physiology education.

Purpose of the Study:

To educate biology students on body composition analysis methods.
To implement project-oriented learning for enhanced student engagement.
To foster collaborative learning and knowledge acquisition in physiology.

Main Methods:

Project-oriented learning framework.
Group work on theoretical and practical aspects of body composition.
Manuscript preparation based on defined objectives.
Constructivist tutoring approach.

Main Results:

Students explored concepts of basal metabolic rate and body composition.
Collaborative learning facilitated the transformation of theoretical knowledge into practical skills.
Successful acquisition of new knowledge through social interaction.

Conclusions:

Project-oriented learning effectively teaches body composition analysis.
Collaborative educational scenarios promote social interaction and knowledge acquisition.
This approach enhances physiology education for biology students.