A model of small group discussion as a teaching - learning reinforcement tool involving the medical students in the Department of Anatomy: a prospective analytical study

A prospective analytical study published in Frontiers in Education evaluates the implementation of small group discussions (SGDs) as a reinforcement tool for first-year MBBS students in an anatomy department, distinguishing active learner-led discussions from conventional passive small group teaching (SGT).

Modernizing curriculum delivery from passive lecture delivery to active discussion models is essential for reinforcing complex technical knowledge. This operational shift directly impacts how institutions cultivate independent analysis and knowledge retention in rigorous professional disciplines.

Medical education is shifting from one-way didactic lectures toward two-way, self-directed, and active learning frameworks.

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