Applying the Shastrarth method to modern education
Residency Program Alert, April 12, 2018
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by Deepak Gupta, MD, anesthesiology clinical assistant professor, Wayne State University, Detroit; Sarwan Kumar, MD, internal medicine assistant professor, Wayne State University, Detroit; and Arvind Srirajakalidindi, MD, anesthesiologist, Detroit Medical Center
We have always wondered about redefining modern teaching sessions by taking inspiration from the ancient teaching method Shastrarth, wherein teachers—beaming with confidence in the breadth and depth of their scholarly knowledge—open their teaching sessions to challenges to instigate discussions.
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