| 英文摘要 |
In Taiwan, the improvement of university students' learning and the elevation of students' auto-learning are very important. This study is focused on the students' auto-learning via the questionnaires of medical students. In China Medical University 201 volunteers from to fifth year medical students were interviewed. The results showed that the achievement of medical students' auto-learning was above the average. The future outcome is the major concern for entering medical school, especially the interests of clinical medicine. Although over 50% of medical students were concerned about the increasing competition between doctors, the worse patient- doctor relationship and the decreased doctor salaries, over 50% still wants to be kind and skillful doctors, engaging in the clinical researches and services for the population in the future. Too many courses, lack of internal motivation and forced learning of big classes are criticized for present school courses and teachings. Peer learning, teaching methods and medical education improvement have positive effects on auto-learning. Based on the results of one way analysis of variance, the background variables such as school year, family economics, volunteer experience and school works are statistically significant factors for the auto-learning. The lower the school year, the better the auto-learning. The worse the family economics, the better the auto-learning. The medical students with volunteer experience have better auto-learning than those without volunteer experience. Students with better school works have better auto-learning. However, Sex, self-payment for tuition, parents' education, guidance over students and professions are not statistically significant. Finally based on these results, the proper suggestions will be given for the references of medical education and students' guidance. |