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Dental Teacher Feedback and Student Learning: A Qualitative Study.

Peter Fine¹, Albert Leung¹, Ingrid Tonni²

¹UCL Eastman Dental Institute, London WC1E 6ED, UK.

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Summary

Dental education feedback is crucial for learning and motivation. Despite challenges, many pandemic-driven online teaching adaptations in dental feedback practices have been retained, accelerating digital integration.

Keywords:

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Qualitative Research

Background:

Feedback is vital for student learning, motivation, and curriculum development.
This study explores feedback dynamics involving dental students from a qualitative viewpoint.

Purpose of the Study:

To qualitatively investigate feedback practices in dental education.
To understand the roles of teachers and students in the feedback process.
To examine the impact of the COVID-19 pandemic on feedback delivery and integration with assessments.

Main Methods:

Recruited dental teachers from the Association for Dental Education in Europe (ADEE).
Conducted focus groups at ADEE conferences to discuss feedback themes.
Themes included teacher's role, student perspective, pandemic impact, and assessment integration.

Main Results:

Delegate feedback varied significantly, from personalized to absent.
The COVID-19 pandemic necessitated positive adaptations towards online feedback delivery.
A partial return to pre-pandemic methods occurred, with some online practices persisting.

Conclusions:

Students and teachers recognize feedback's contribution to learning.
Implementing a universal feedback approach in dental education is complex.
Many pandemic-induced changes in dental education, including online teaching and feedback, are now permanent, accelerating digital transformation.