Innovation and Integration of Sexuality in Family Life Education

As a fundamental aspect of the human experience, sexuality is experienced at every stage in the life span. Sexual values, behaviors, and health are important components of individual and family well-being. Educating about such a fundamental aspect of life is both obvious and crucial. In this article, we consider the potential of sexuality education in the field and profession of family life education (FLE). We critique sexuality education in the United States and the marginal place of human sexuality in the FLE field. We then offer recommendations for incorporating life span, socioecological, family systems, and intersectionality perspectives into sexuality education, and recommendations for FLE and sexuality education research and practice. We argue that educating about sexuality in the context of FLE—and activating the profession of FLE for sexuality education—will strategically advance sexuality education, sexual health, and the field of FLE.     

现代远程教育的特点及其在继续医学教育中的作用

随着信息技术、特别是网络技术和多媒体技术的飞速发展，以网上交互式学习为主要特征的现代远程教育在中国得到了巨大发展，已成为我国大众高等教育的重要组成部分。本文分析了现代远程教育所具有的开放性、交互性、自主性和教育性等基本特点，并着重阐述了现代远程教育方式在实施继续医学教育中的积极作用，为继续医学教育的管理者提供参考。     

高等医学教育大众化进程中的教育质量问题及实践探索

阐述了我校面对大众化趋势进行的实践探索即：建立一支充满活力的多种成份教师队伍；推进教学内容和课程体系改革；革新教学方法和教学手段；加强临床教学基地的建设；加快教育设备设施的建设。     

高一新生体验式心理教育的效果评价

目的本研究通过对两所学校高一新生入学的体验式心理教育活动，考察其对学习成绩和心理素质的影响。方法对两校高一新生189人进行实验处理，对比接受体验式心理教育的实验班与对照班各项指标的差异。结果新生入学的体验式心理教育对学生学习成绩及教师教学效率的影响效果显著；对认知驱力学习动机、自我价值驱力学习动机、学业自我效能感、元认知监控能力和班级凝聚力的影响效果显著。结论体验式心理教育通过促进学生非智力因素的发展以及学习型组织的建立，从而提高了学生学习成绩。     

论高等医学院校的创新教育

文章从创新教育的基本概念，创新教育是社会发展的需要，创新教育是医学、医学教育发展的必然，论述了高等医学院校实施创新教育的必要性；从构建创新教育新观念，教学方法的改革，课程与教材建设，教育考评制度等方面阐述了高等医学院校实施创新教育的方略。     

Teaching sex education improves medical students' confidence in dealing with sexual health issues

Medical students at the University of Edinburgh in Scotland can volunteer to participate in an undergraduate options project that gives them the opportunity to provide sex education for secondary school (high school) pupils. Using a questionnaire presenting a set of fictional case histories, we assessed medical students' theoretical confidence at dealing with sexual health consultations. Students who had participated in delivering peer-led sex education felt significantly more confident at discussing sexual health issues with patients of all age groups (p = 0.001) than students who had not participated in the project. All students felt more comfortable seeing patients of the same gender as themselves but more than half felt that their training left them generally ill-equipped to handle sexual health consultations.     

The nursing home in long-term care education

Nursing homes have long been used to teach geriatric medicine to medical students, primary care residents, and geriatric medicine fellows, but we may be able to more appropriately use this clinical setting by addressing principles of long-term care in addition to general geriatrics. Long-term care education starts with developing an understanding of the health care system and how to use services to maximize the functional abilities of our frailest elderly, and, depending on the needs of specific learners may incorporate skills such as quality improvement methodology, interdisciplinary team participation, managing infection risk within a community, and optimally transitioning patients between care venues. At each level of medical education, specific long-term care learning outcomes should be established with attention given to appropriate assessment of these outcomes. Curricular elements should be directed by the needs of the specific group of learners and the resources of the institution.     

重视引导,内在激励,鼓励创新——浅析妇产科教学中激励教学方式的应用

激励教育法足激励理论在教育领域中的运用.本研究根据上述理论,对2010年秋季临床专业学生妇产科教学进行大胆变革,采取重视引导启发,激发学生学习积极性,激励思变创新意识,重视动手实践,培养爱伤观念和良好医德的教学模式,取得良好教学效果.     

Accreditation of Undergraduate and Graduate Medical Education: How do the Standards Contribute to Quality?

Accreditation organizations such as the Liaison Committee for Medical Education (LCME), the Royal College of Physicians and Surgeons of Canada (RCPSC), and the Accreditation Council for Graduate Medical Education (ACGME) are charged with the difficult task of evaluating the educational quality of medical education programs in North America. Traditionally accreditation includes a more quantitative rather than qualitative judgment of the educational facilities, resources and teaching provided by the programs. The focus is on the educational process but the contributions of these to the outcomes are not at all clear. As medical education moves toward outcome-based education related to a broad and context-based concept of competence, the accreditation paradigm should change accordingly.