The Role and Importance of Interactive Methods in Stimulating Teaching Activities with Medical Students

Abstract

Abstract The teacher-student relationship may represent, in certain situations, the key of achieving didactic activities. Those, if carried out during the appropriate pedagogical time (course and / or seminar) could determine the existence of a new psycho-pedagogical attitude and behavior, aiming primarily at the teaching-learning method, but also the interactive participation and co-participation of the two actors directly involved in this stimulus-creative approach. In this context, the existence of applicative exercises/play in certain disciplines in socio-human behavior (specifically-medical psychology, medical sociology, doctor-patient communication) determines but also valorizes a new educational behavior, namely, teacher-student communication and interrelation vs student-teacher. Thus, by catching the student’s attention, stimulating his / her thinking, imagination and volitional-emotional values we can make educational sequences that also enhance “freshmen” experience from year I, building up and defining the whole experience in VIth year, in most cases.