Chapter 1 Flashcards
What variables must be considered when selecting a teaching strategy?
- Content (knowledge, skills, or attitudes)
- Setting (lecture, skills lab, clinical simulation)
- Learner needs (demographics, previous experience)
- Learning style (visual, auditory, tactile, kinesthetic)
- Desired learning outcomes (KSA, level of complexity)
- Method of delivery (F2F, distance blended, flipped class)
Name the major learning style models.
(VARK) Visual, Auditory, Tactile, Kinesthetic
List examples of teaching strategies catered towards the auditory learning style?
Lecture, podcasting lecture, group discussion
List examples of teaching strategies catered towards the visual learning style?
Concept maps, observing a skill, reading PowerPoint slides
List examples of teaching strategies catered towards the tactile learning style?
Typing and posting to a class discussion board
List examples of teaching strategies catered towards the kinesthetic learning style?
Simulation, role play
What is the starting point for any teaching plan?
Developing learner outcomes
Describe the flipped classroom experience.
Direct instruction occurs outside the classroom (i.e. pre-class activities) so that class time can be spent engaging the learners in active strategies to promote higher learning.
Describe the behaviorism learning theory with example implications.
Learning is focused on consequences and reinforcements. Ex: Learning experiences allowing for positive reinforcement with ongoing feedback.
Describe the cognitivism learning theory with example implications.
Learning is focused on mental processes and modifying cognitive structures to form new mental models
Ex: Active learning strategies that teach students how to think and discover new meaning.
Describe the constructivist learning theory with example implications.
Learning occurs in a social context
Learning occurs in the context of real-world experience (actual nursing practice) –> learning through interacting with the “expert”
Learning through observation of others – constructing new knowledge from old knowledge
Ex: Group interactions, simulation, debriefing after simulation, role modeling
List two types of cognitive development theories.
Adult learning theory and Novice-to-Expert
Describe the adult learning theory with example implications.
Adults are self-directed and learn best when learning is built on past experiences
Describe the Novice-to-Expert learning theory with example implications.
Learning occurs through levels of knowledge and experience throughout the nursing program
List the types of diversity present within nursing education.
Cultural background (race/ethnicity; gender; sexual orientation), past clinical experiences, past educational/life experiences, generational groups (i.e. age)