RT - Article
SR - Electronic
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SP - 2023-04-25
A1 - , 
YR - 2023
UL - https://repo.bashgmu.ru/publication/1228
AB - The article analyzes the features of teaching clinical discipline at a medi-cal university. In addition to cognitive abilities, non-cognitive skills of students play an im-portant role in learning and academic performance of students. The leading non-cognitive skills include taxonomically five personality traits: openness, conscientiousness, extroversion, benevolence, emotional stability (neuroticism). Teaching students with the formation of non-cognitive skills using active teaching methods in the form of individual problem cases in the discipline of internal diseases, allows students to improve their academic performance.