THE ROLE OF THE TEACHER IN THE FORMATION OF PROFESSIONAL CHARACTERISTICS OF THE STUDENTS OF THE MEDICAL VOCATIONAL TECHNICAL COLLEGE
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Professional characteristics, effective teaching strategies, mentorship, learning environment, professional ethics, communication skills, critical thinking.Abstract
This article examines the crucial role of teachers in shaping the professional characteristics of students enrolled in the Vocational Technical College of Medicine. The study recognizes the significance of teachers as key influencers in the development of students’ professional identity, knowledge, and skills within the context of medical education. The research adopts amixed-methods approach, combining qualitative interviews and quantitative surveys to gather data from both teachers and students.
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