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Introduction to Teaching Flashcards

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Encompasses the training and preparation of professionals who perform laboratory tests to aid in the diagnosis, treatment, and monitoring of disease.

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Medical Laboratory Science Education

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The scope of Medical Laboratory Science includes various disciplines such as?

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clinical chemistry, hematology, microbiology, immunology, transfusion medicine, and molecular diagnosis

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Laboratory test results influence up to ____ of medical decisions, impacting patient diagnosis,
treatment planning, and monitoring of therapeutic interventions

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70%

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Medical Laboratory professionals contribute to disease surveillance, outbreak investigation, and public health efforts, playing a critical role
in?

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disease prevention and control

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Quality Laboratory Testing is essential for?

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ensuring patient safety, minimizing medical errors, and improving healthcare outcomes

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What Academic Coursework is this?
- biology, chemistry, mathematics
- to build a solid understanding of the scientific principles underlying laboratory testing

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Foundational Sciences

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What Academic Coursework is this?
- microbiology, immunology, hematology, clinical chemistry, molecular diagnostics
- provide in-depth knowledge of disease processes and laboratory techniques

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Specialized Subjects

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What Laboratory Training is this?
- practical training in laboratory techniques such as specimen collection, processing analysis, and interpretation of results

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Hands-on Techniques and Procedures

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What Laboratory Training is this?
- instruction on the operation, calibration, and maintenance of laboratory instruments and equipment to ensure accurate and reliable test results

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Equipment Operation and Maintenance

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What Clinical Training is this?
- opportunities to apply their knowledge and skills in actual laboratory settings, working
alongside experienced professionals

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Real-World Experience

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What Clinical Training is this?
- encompasses various laboratory
departments, allowing students to gain experience in clinical chemistry,
hematology, microbiology, immunology, and transfusion medicine

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Exposure to Different Laboratory Departments

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What Professional Development is this?
- ethical principles, patient confidentiality, informed consent, and professional conduct in laboratory practice

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Ethical and Legal Considerations

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What Professional Development is this?
- effective communication with healthcare providers, patients, and colleagues to ensure accurate test interpretation and facilitate interdisciplinary collaboration

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Communication Skills

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What Professional Development is this?
- stay updated with advancements in the field through continuing education, participation in professional organizations, and engagement in research and scholarly activities

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Lifelong Learning

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act of imparting knowledge or skills

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Teaching

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Role of Teacher

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  • facilitator
  • guide
  • mentor
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Importance in Medical Laboratory Science is to ensures accurate and effective transfer of?

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technical knowledge and skills

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process of acquiring knowledge or skills through study, experience, or teaching

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Learning

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focus on the needs and experiences of the student

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Learner-Centered Approach

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engaging students actively enhances
retention and application

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Active VS Passive Learning

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provide frameworks for understanding how learning occurs and how to facilitate it effectively

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Learning Theories

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Learning Theories offer insights into the processes, mechanisms,
and factors that influence learning, as well as guidance on effective?

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instructional strategies and educational practices

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Learning Theories understanding learning theories helps educators develop more informed instructional
strategies, promote engagements, and address?

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the diverse needs of learners

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  • focuses on observable behaviors and the role of
    the environment in shaping behavior through
    reinforcement and punishment
  • learning through association
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Behaviorism

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known for his experiments on classical conditioning with dogs

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Ivan Pavlov

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known for his work on operant
conditioning and behavior modification

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B.F. Skinner

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behaviorists emphasize the importance of environmental _______ and consequences in shaping behavior

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stimuli

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focuses on mental processes such as memory, attention, and problem solving

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Cognitivism

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Cognitivism learning is viewed as an ______ process of constructing knowledge and understanding.

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active

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known for his theory of cognitive
development

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Jean Piaget

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known for his sociocultural theory of
cognitive development

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Lev Vygotsky

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cognitivists emphasize the role of _______________ processes in learning and knowledge construction

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internal mental

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  • emphasizes the active role of learners in constructing their own understanding of the world
  • learning is seen as a process of meaning-making and knowledge construction
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Constructivism

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known for his theory of cognitive
development and constructivist approach to learning

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Jean Piaget

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emphasized the role of social interaction and scaffolding in learning

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Lev Vygotsky

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constructivists believe that learners actively construct their own knowledge through exploration, reflection, and interaction with the?

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environment

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  • emphasizes the role of observation, imitation, and modeling in learning
  • occurs through social interaction and observation of others’ behaviors
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Social learning Theory

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known for his work on social learning theory and the Bobo doll experiment

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Albert Bandura

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social learning theorists emphasize the importance of __________ and _____________ in learning

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social context and role models

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  • proposes that learning occurs through networks of people and technology
  • learning is viewed as the process of making connections, accessing information, and staying current in a digital world
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Connectivism

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known for their work on connectivism and networked learning

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George Siemens and Stephen Downes

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connectivists believe that learning is distributed across networks of connections and that technology plays a central role in?

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knowledge acquisition and dissemination

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  • involves the association between stimuli in the environment and automatic responses
  • learning occurs through the pairing of a neutral stimulus with an unconditioned stimulus to elicit a
    conditioned response
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Classical Conditioning

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  • focuses on how behavior is influenced by its consequences
  • learning occurs through reinforcement or
    punishment of behaviors
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Operant Conditioning

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known for his work on operant
conditioning and behavior modification

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B.F. Skinner

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rewarding desirable behavior

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Positive Reinforcement

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removing unpleasant stimuli to encourage behavior

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Negative Reinforcement

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  • emphasizes learning through observation,
    imitation, and modeling of others’ behaviors
  • learning through observation and imitation
  • role of modeling and social interactions
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Social Conditioning

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known for his work on social learning theory and the Bobo doll experiment

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Albert Bandura

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plan of action to achieve learning objectives

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Strategies

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Strategies examples

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cooperative learning, problem-based
learning, simulation

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consider learning objectives, student
needs, and available resources

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Choosing Strategies

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general way of thinking about and organizing teaching

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Approach

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Approach’s Importance is aligning approach with?

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educational goals and student engagement

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specific activities or tasks to implement strategies

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Technique

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techniques should be evidence-based and tailored to the?

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subject matter

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systematic way of doing something in teaching

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Method

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Method Selection depends on the?

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topic, learning environment, and student demographics

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refers to the overall method or strategy used by educators to deliver instruction and facilitate learning in the classroom

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Teaching Approaches

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Teaching Approaches encompasses the principles, techniques, and
instructional methods employed to engage students, convey content, and achieve?

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learning outcomes

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  • inquiry-based learning
  • emphasizes student-centered exploration and discovery of knowledge
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Discovery Approach

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Discovery Approach encourages students to explore and discover?

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independently

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Discovery Approach promotes?

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critical thinking and problem-solving
skills

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Discovery Approach emphasizes hands-on?

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experiences, experiments, and exploration

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Discovery Approach’s Application are?

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  • laboratory experiments
  • research projects
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In Discovery Approach, teachers serve as?

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facilitators or guides, providing
support and scaffolding as needed

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focuses on understanding and applying concepts rather than memorizing facts

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Conceptual Approach

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Conceptual Approach enhances?

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deep understanding and long-term
retention

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Conceptual Approach emphasizes depth of understanding over?

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rote memorization

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Conceptual Approach highlights connections between?

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concepts and real-world applications

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Conceptual Approach encourages?

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metacognitive awareness and reflection on learning

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Conceptual Approach Application are?

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  • concept mapping
  • thematic teaching
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focuses on guiding students through a structured process or series of steps to achieve specific learning outcomes or objectives

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Process Approach

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Process Approach emphasizes learning process over the?

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final product

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Process Approach encourages?

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active learning and continuous improvement

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Process Approach Application are?

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  • reflective practice
  • iterative assignments
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integrates various teaching methods and approaches into a cohesive whole

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Unified Approach

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Unified Approach provides a well-rounded education, and addresses?

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multiple learning styles

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Unified Approach Application are?

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  • interdisciplinary projects
  • integrated curriculum
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various tools, resources, and technologies used by educators to support teaching and enhance
student learning

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Instructional Media

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Types of Instructional Media

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  • Print Materials
  • Audiovisual Resources
  • Digital Content
  • Interactive Tools

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