STUDY SKILLS IN BACHELOR STUDENTS IN THE SCHOOL OF PUBLIC HEALTH, YAZD, 2006

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HOSSEINI SEYED MOHAMMAD HOSSEIN; AHMADIEH M.H.; ABBASI SHAVAZI M.; ESLAMI FARESANI SHAHIN

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Journal: Strides in Development of Medical Education Journal Year:2009 | Volume:5 | Issue:2 Page(s): 88-93

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STUDY SKILLS IN BACHELOR STUDENTS IN THE SCHOOL OF PUBLIC HEALTH, YAZD, 2006

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HOSSEINI SEYED MOHAMMAD HOSSEIN | AHMADIEH M.H. | ABBASI SHAVAZI M. | ESLAMI FARESANI SHAHIN | Issue Writer Certificate

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STUDY SKILLQ3

STUDENTQ3

SCHOOL OF PUBLIC HEALTHQ2

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Background & Objective: One of the most important factors which prevent STUDENTs from achieving their attempts' desirable result is lack of STUDY SKILLs. STUDY SKILLs are effective on decreasing tiredness and anxiety, saving time and increasing STUDENTs' motivation, leading to better learning and educational improvement. This study was conducted to evaluate the STUDENTs' STUDY SKILLs and to determine educational priorities in order to hold improving STUDY SKILLs classes.Methods: In this descriptive study, all bachelor STUDENTs in Yazd SCHOOL OF PUBLIC HEALTH (240 STUDENTs) participated. Data was collected using a valid and reliable questionnaire. 192 questionnaires were completed and returned.Results: According to our findings, the mean (±SD) score of all 30 STUDY SKILLs was 20.1(±4.2). The highest mean score (±SD) which was 5.1(±1.2) belonged to taking class notes; while the lowest mean score which was 2.6(±1.3) belonged to time management. Most of the STUDENTs' STUDY SKILLs were of moderate level (54.7 %) and 30.7% were weak whereas only 30.7% were considered good. The mean daily studying duration was 2.5 hours. There was no significant statistical relationship between STUDY SKILLs and age, sex, field of study, semester, doing morning or evening courses, daily studying duration, and Grade Point Average of the previous term.Conclusion: As only 30.7% of all STUDENTs were considered good regarding STUDY SKILLs, it is suggested to hold organized and continuous educational courses to improve STUDY SKILLs. Defined factors in this study are time management, taking exam, concentration, reading and taking notes, in order of priority.

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HOSSEINI, SEYED MOHAMMAD HOSSEIN, AHMADIEH, M.H., ABBASI SHAVAZI, M., & ESLAMI FARESANI, SHAHIN. (2009). STUDY SKILLS IN BACHELOR STUDENTS IN THE SCHOOL OF PUBLIC HEALTH, YAZD, 2006. STRIDES IN DEVELOPMENT OF MEDICAL EDUCATION, 5(2), 88-93. SID. https://sid.ir/paper/116839/en

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HOSSEINI SEYED MOHAMMAD HOSSEIN, AHMADIEH M.H., ABBASI SHAVAZI M., ESLAMI FARESANI SHAHIN. STUDY SKILLS IN BACHELOR STUDENTS IN THE SCHOOL OF PUBLIC HEALTH, YAZD, 2006. STRIDES IN DEVELOPMENT OF MEDICAL EDUCATION[Internet]. 2009;5(2):88-93. Available from: https://sid.ir/paper/116839/en

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SEYED MOHAMMAD HOSSEIN HOSSEINI, M.H. AHMADIEH, M. ABBASI SHAVAZI, and SHAHIN ESLAMI FARESANI, “STUDY SKILLS IN BACHELOR STUDENTS IN THE SCHOOL OF PUBLIC HEALTH, YAZD, 2006,” STRIDES IN DEVELOPMENT OF MEDICAL EDUCATION, vol. 5, no. 2, pp. 88–93, 2009, [Online]. Available: https://sid.ir/paper/116839/en

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