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. 2025 Jul 27;17(7):e88842. doi: 10.7759/cureus.88842

Table 8. Students’ questionnaires.

                                              Students’ questionnaires
S. No. Items Strongly agree Agree Neutral Disagree Strongly disagree
1 The flipped classroom is a new model of learning embryology in competency-based medical education          
2 The flipped classroom promotes learning motivation in embryology within a competency-based medical curriculum          
3 Pre-exposure to classroom study materials enhances understanding and confidence in the embryology topics within a competency-based medical education framework          
4 The flipped classroom fosters self-directed study in competency-based embryology topics          
5 The flipped classroom method increases active involvement during embryology classes          
6 The flipped classroom methods, supplemented by post-test assessments, are beneficial for learning embryology topics in a competency-based medical ecosystem          
7 The flipped classroom method generates more interactive and fruitful embryology sessions compared to traditional teaching methods in competency-based medical education          
8 The flipped classroom method improves students' ability to approach problem-based questions in embryology topics          
9 The flipped classroom model enhances student-teacher relationships within competency-based embryology sessions          
10 The flipped classroom methods enhance communication skills among students within an embryology competency-based medical ecosystem          
11 The flipped classroom model is an effective way to achieve learning outcomes in competency-based embryology sessions