Exploring the Impact of Small Group Teaching and Case-Based Learning on Optometry Students’ Binocular Vision Clinical Knowledge

Small group teaching combined with CBL significantly enhances optometry students' knowledge of the diagnosis and management of accommodation and convergence anomalies. This teaching and evaluation methodology has the potential to be applied across all healthcare disciplines.

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British and Irish Orthoptic Journal
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2025-08-25
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https://doi.org/10.22599/bioj.486
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Innovations in Medical Education
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Exploring the Impact of Small Group Teaching and Case-Based Learning on Optometry Students’ Binocular Vision Clinical Knowledge

Ketan R. Parmar, Catherine Porter, Sirawit Ketchan
British and Irish Orthoptic Journal
Innovations in Medical Education
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Exploring the Impact of Small Group Teaching and Case-Based Learning on Optometry Students’ Binocular Vision Clinical Knowledge

Ketan R. Parmar, Catherine Porter, Sirawit Ketchan
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Abstract

Small group teaching combined with CBL significantly enhances optometry students' knowledge of the diagnosis and management of accommodation and convergence anomalies. This teaching and evaluation methodology has the potential to be applied across all healthcare disciplines.

British and Irish Orthoptic JournalVol. 21(1)
University of Manchester (GB)
Openalex Percentile: Top 70%
Innovations in Medical Education
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