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by rustyhancock
22 days ago
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This study tracked study resource usage in 2021 and mentions a study in 2006. In 2006 medical students spent 10.8hours per week studying with textbooks, on 2021 4.2hours. So under 40% the textbook usage as 2006. That's a fairly precipitous decline and it's pre-LLMs being mainstream. I down chatgpt 4/5 have sent the students back to the library! It mentions question banks have expanded as have online resources. Also learning style has changed from lecture based to problem based learning. I can't say this is objectively bad. But that I'm sure it contributes to narrowed knowledge bases. https://pmc.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/articles/PMC8651945/ |
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