Flipped classroom enhances learning outcomes in medical certificate education
The quality of medical certificates written by students of medicine was better when they were taught by using the flipped classroom approach instead of traditional lecturing. A randomly selected student from the flipped classroom group had an 85% probability to receive a better total score than a student from the traditional teaching group, according to a new study from the University of Eastern Finland. One of the goals of medial training is to provide students with good skills in writing medical certificates and medical statements. In Finland, permanent residents are covered by social
Energy efficiency is not a threat to good indoor air as long as buildings are built correctly.Airtight and energy-efficient buildings are often criticised for having indoor air problems. However, an airtight structure is not always the cause of the problems.
"The use of plastic vapour barrier sheets, for example, is often considered the cause of mould growth, but studies have shown that they do not cause moisture damage. The problems are often caused by the fact that when they began to use plastic as a vapour barrier, they forgot to add ventilation systems to the buildings," says Juhani
