| 英文摘要 |
Traditional Chinese Medicine(TCM) diagnostics is a core discipline in TCM, involving various diagnostic methods such as the four diagnostic techniques (Inspection, Listening and smelling examination, Inquiry, and Palpation). Students often find it difficult to integrate these diagnostic methods with practical clinical operations. Additionally, traditional teaching methods have mainly been one-way lectures, making it challenging for students to master complex diagnostic techniques. In response to this challenge, this teaching practice study introduces a Blended Learning strategy, combining theoretical teaching with practical operations, and utilizing modern teaching tools such as simulated consultations and digital diagnostic devices to enhance students' learning outcomes. The aim of this teaching practice research is to explore the application and effectiveness of the blended learning methods in ''TCM Diagnostics'' education. It was implemented with medical students at China Medical University, combine using practical learning and the flipped classroom to strengthen students' practical skills and clinical reasoning abilities. The results of the study show that the blended learning method effectively promotes students' understanding and application of TCM diagnostics. Particularly in the teaching of the four diagnostic techniques, the combination of online courses, group discussions, and in-person classes significantly improved students' learning outcomes. Furthermore, the practical learning method not only enhanced students' motivation but also helped them deepen their theoretical understanding through hands-on practice. Overall, this study highlights the efficacy of the blended learning method in TCM diagnostics and offers valuable insights for development in TCM education. |