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Table 3 Observation of teaching: key themes and sub themes identified using framework analysis

From: Student evaluation of the impact of changes in teaching style on their learning: a mixed method longitudinal study

Key Theme

Sub themes

Student participation

• use of local language

• role play

• examples from students

• answering questions

• asking questions

• student reflection

• students summarise key points of lecture

• note taking

• student tasks

Lesson preparedness by tutor

• lesson notes/guide

• learning outcomes

• teaching plan

• adherence to timetable

• organization

• pace of teaching

• Interruption of session by tutor

Use of visual aids/teaching equipment

• blackboard

• IT

• diagrams

• use of equipment/anatomical models

Depth of learning

• memorisation

• rote learning

• understanding

• synthesising information

• meeting learning outcomes/objectives

Style of teaching

• lectures

• discussions

• links to future lectures

• links to previous lectures

• practical demonstrations

• links to practice

• scenarios

Provides students with feedback

• individualized feedback given

• lack of formative feedback

• student peer feedback given

Content

• depth

• appropriateness

• repeated topic

• did not complete content

Assessment

• formative

• summative

Teaching environment

• ventilation

• light

• space

• desks and chairs available

• adapted teaching style to fit environment

Student/tutor relationship

• student commitment

• tutor commitment

• student/tutor rapport

• control of class