Introduction to Teaching

Question 1

it encompasses the training and preparation of professionals who perform laboratory tests to aid in the diagnosis, treatment, and monitoring of diseases.

Answer 1

Medical laboratory science education

Question 2

what are the scope of medical laboratory science includes various disciplines

Answer 2

immunology
microbiology
clinical chemistry
hematology
molecular diagnostic
transfusion medicine

Question 3

what are the importance of medical lab sci in healthcare

Answer 3

lab test result influence 70% of medical decisions, impacting patient diagnosis, treatment planning and monitoring of therapeutic interventions

med lab professionals contribute to disease surveillance, outbreak investigation and public health efforts, playing a critical role in disease prevention and control

ensure patient safety, minimizing medical errors and improving healthcare outcomes

Question 4

roles of educators in facilitating medical lab sci edu

Answer 4

educators serves as a mentors, role models and facilitators in guiding students through the educational process

they impart knowledge, develop skills and cultivate professional attitudes and values

Question 5

briefly explain the key components of medical lab sci edu

Answer 5

academic coursework:
- foundational sci:
- specialized subjects:

laboratory training:
- hands on technique and procedures:
- equipment operation and maintenance:

clinical rotations:
- real world experience:
- exposure to different lab departments:

professional development:
-ethical and legal consideration:
- communication skills:
- lifelong learning:

Question 6

the act of imparting knowledge or skills

Answer 6

teaching

Question 7

role of the teacher

Answer 7

facilitator
mentor
guide

Question 8

importance of teaching in medical laboratory science

Answer 8

ensures accurate and effective transfer of technical knowledge and skills

Question 9

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

Answer 9

learning

Question 10

learner centered approach in learning

Answer 10

focus on the needs and experiences of the student

Question 11

active vs passive learning

Answer 11

engaging students actively enhances retention and application

active - ask qns and give ans
passive - just discussion

Question 12

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

Answer 12

learning theories

Question 13

why do we have to understand learning theories

Answer 13

to help educators develop more informed instructional strategies, promote engagement and address the diverse needs of learners

Question 14

learning theories offers insights into the ____, ____, and _____ , as well as guidance on effective instructional strategies and educational practices

Answer 14

processes
mechanisms
factors that influence learning

Question 15

what are learning theories

Answer 15

boarder learning theories:
- behaviorism
- cognitivism
- social learning theory
- connectivism

specific learning theories:
- classical conditioning
- operant conditioning
- social learning theory

Question 16

it focuses on observable behaviors and the role of the environment in shaping behavior through reinforcement and punishment

Answer 16

beaviorism

Question 17

Learning through association

Answer 17

behaviorism

Question 18

”” emphasize the importance of ____
-Behaviorists
-Cognitivism
-Constructivists
-Social learning theory
-Connectivism

Answer 18

environmental stimuli and consequences in shaping behavior

emphasize the role of internal mental processes in learning and knowledge construction

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

social context and role models in learning

believe that learning is distributed across networks of connection and that technology plays a central role in knowledge acquisition and dissemination

Question 19

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

Answer 19

Cognitivism

Question 20

it emphasizes the active role of learners in constructing their own understanding of the world.

Answer 20

Constructivism

Question 21

it emphasizes the role of observation, limitation, and modeling in learning.

Answer 21

Social Learning Theory

Question 22

it proposes that learning occurs through networks of people and technology.

Answer 22

Connectivism

Question 23

the “how of teaching”

Answer 23

strategies
approach
technique
method

Question 24

Systematic way of doing something in teaching (examples and selection)

Answer 24

method

Examples: Lectures, demonstrations, discussions

Selection: Depends on the topic, learning environment, and student demographics

Question 25

Specific activities or tasks to implement strategies

Answer 25

Technique

Questioning techniques, case studies, role-playing

Techniques should be evidence based and tailored to the subject matter

Question 26

General way of thinking about and organizing
teaching. (examples)
and its importance

Answer 26

Approach
Examples: Teacher-centered vs. student centered approaches.
Importance: Aligning approach with educational goals and student engagement

Question 27

Plan of action to achieve learning
objectives (examples)

Answer 27

strategies

Examples: Cooperative learning, problem based learning, simulation

Choosing strategies: Consider learning objectives, student
needs, and available resources

Question 28

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.

Answer 28

classical conditioning

Question 29

How behavior is influenced by its consequences. Learning occurs through reinforcement or punishment of behaviors.

Answer 29

operant conditioning

Question 30

Emphasizes the role of observation, limitation, and modeling in learning. Learning occurs through social interaction and observation of others’ behaviors.

Answer 30

social learning theory

Question 31

how learning occurs through …

• Classical Conditioning
• Operant Conditioning
• Social learning Theory

Answer 31

• Classical Conditioning
  through the pairing of a neutral stimulus with an unconditioned stimulus to elicit a conditioned response.
  Learning through association
• Operant Conditioning
  reinforcement or punishment of behaviors.
• Social learning Theory
  social interaction and observation of others’ behaviors.

Question 32

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

Answer 32

teaching approaches

Question 33

teaching approaches encompasses the ___, ___, and ___ methods employed to engage students, convey content, and achieve learning outcomes.

Answer 33

principles, techniques, and
instructional methods

Question 34

what are the 4 Teaching Approaches

Answer 34

conceptual approach
unified approach
process approach
discovery approach (aka inquiry based learning)

Question 35

briefly explain the different types of teaching approaches (examples)

Answer 35

conceptual approach:
focus on understanding and applying concepts rather than just memorizing
deep understanding
long term retention
(concept mapping, thematic teaching)

unified approach:
combine diff teaching methods to create a well-rounded learning experiences
aims to cater diff ways student learn best
(interdisciplinary projects, integrated curriculum)

process approach:
series of steps to achieve
learning process over final product
active earning and continuous development
(reflective practice, iterative assignments)

discovery approach:
learn by exploring and figuring things out on their own
(lab experiments, research projects)

Question 36

Various tools, resources, and technologies used by educators to support teaching and enhance student learning.

it is a wide range of formats, including ….

Answer 36

instructional media

print materials, audiovisual resources, digital content, and interactive tools.

Question 37

what is the primary purpose of instructional media

Answer 37

Facilitate communication of information, ideas, and concepts in ways that engage learners and enhance understanding.

Question 38

briefly explain the diff types of instructional media

Answer 38

Print Materials
o Textbooks, handouts, worksheets, visual aids

Audiovisual Resources
o Podcasts, videos, multimedia presentations

Digital Content
o Website, e-books, online databases, multimedia software

Interactive Tools
o Educational games, collaborative platforms, assessment tools

Question 39

what are the following application in teaching
classical conditioning:
operant conditioning:
social learning theory:

Answer 39

classical conditioning:
create positive association with learning activities

operant conditioning:
use rewards and feedbacks to encourage participation and improvement

social learning theory:
demonstrating procedures and peer learning

Question 40

behaviorism:
cognitive:
constructivism:
slt:
connectivism:

classical:
operant:
slt:

Answer 40

behaviorism:
Ivan Pavlov
B.F. Skinner

cognitive:
Jean Piaget
Lev Vygotsky

constructivism:
Jean Piaget
Lev Vygotsky

slt:
Albert Bandura

connectivism:
George Siemens
Stephen Downes

classical:
Ivan Pavlov

operant:
B.F. Skinner

slt:
Albert Bandura