Volume 20 No 13 (2022)
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To study the Effectiveness of Jigsaw Technique as Learning Tool on the Performance of Phase -1 MBBS Students in Anatomy at Gmc kathua
Dr Mubeen Rashid, Dr Zeenat Akhtar, Dr Shomalla Jan,Dr Farida Khanam, DrTarsem Kumar
Abstract
Introduction: There are multiple factors in the latest trends in curriculum and medical education which
demand changes in teaching learning methods with a dramatic change in the pattern of teacher centred
teaching methods to students centred learning methods. Jigsaw technique is a learning methodology
where students learn by teaching one another.
Methodology: The study was conducted in the dissection hall of the Department of Anatomy Gmc Kathua.
Hundred students participated in this study through the didactic lecture two topics were taught which
were already chosen. Pre-test was taken and the topic was again taught by jigsaw technique. Student’s
knowledge was judged by taking a post test after the completion of this technique. Scores of both the tests
were calculated and the difference in the mean was estimated and compared by applying a paired t test.
Results: Differences in the performance of students in pre-test and post test was calculated by applying
paired t test which was found to be statistically significant (p<0.001).
Conclusion: Students show better performance when they are involved actively in learning and found
this method helpful, interesting and motivating. There was an eloquent difference in the performance of
the students in the pre-test and post test scores.
Keywords
Didactic lecture, jigsaw method, teaching and learning, cooperative learning
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