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Practice and exploration of implementing the "academic tutor system" in medical immunology
Jiawen Lyu1, Guangming Gong2, Long Feng3
1The Fifth Clinical Medical College of Henan University of Chinese Medicine, Zhengzhou, Henan, China.
Abstract:
This study, from the perspective of a Medical Immunology student, sought to explore and investigate the implementation of the Academic Tutor System in the teaching of Medical Immunology. The characteristics and challenges of studying Medical Immunology, as well as the limitations of conventional teaching models in this discipline, are analyzed. Additionally, the concept and theory of the Academic Tutor System and its application in the learning process of medical students are introduced in this study. Moreover, the specific implementation methods of the Academic Tutor System in Medical Immunology teaching are described, including implementation plan for the Academic Tutor System, implementation process for the Academic Tutor System and practical case analysis. Based on the findings of this study, it is concluded that the application of the Academic Tutor System benefits students' academic performance, enhances their research capabilities, and improves their overall comprehensive qualities. The vast majority of students support the implementation of the Academic Tutor System.
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