Teaching in Nursing Flashcards
Is a systematic, sequential, logical, scientifically based, planned course of action consisting of two major interdependent operations: teaching and learning.
Education Process
The two major interdependent operations in the education process
Teaching and Learning
The two interdependent players in the education process that forms a continuous cycle
Teacher and Learner
Together, the teacher and the learner jointly perform (1) _______ and _______, the outcome of which leads to mutually desired (2) __________.
(1) teaching and learning activities
(2) behavior changes
The education process can be compared to the (1) __________ because the steps of each process run (2) _______ to the steps of the other.
(1) nursing process
(2) parallel
Process, like the nursing process, consists of the basic elements of assessment, planning, implementation, and evaluation (Ward, 2012; Wingard, 2005).
Education
Nursing Process:
- focuses on the planning and implementation of (1) ______ based on the assessment and diagnosis of the (2) _______ and _______ of the patient.
(1) care
(2) physical and psychosocial needs
Education Process:
- Focuses on the planning and implementation of
(1) _______ based on an assessment and prioritization
of the client’s (2) _______, _______, and _______ (Carpenter & Bell, 2002).
(1) teaching
(2) learning needs, readiness to learn, and learning styles
Terms that are often used interchangeably
Teaching and Instruction
Teaching and instruction are deliberate interventions that involve sharing (1) _______ and _______ to meet intended learner outcomes in the (2) _______, _______, and _______ domains according to an (3) __________.
(1) information and experiences
(2) cognitive, affective, and psychomotor
(3) education plan
Teaching:
- Often thought of as _______, _______, _______ activities
formal; structured; organized
Instruction can be (1) ________, ________ sessions that occur during (2) _______ and _______ with the learner.
(1) informal; spur-of-the-moment education
(2) conversations and incidental encounters
Is defined as a change in behavior (knowledge, attitudes, and/or skills) that can be observed or measured and that occurs at any time or in any place resulting from exposure to environmental stimuli.
Learning
Learning is an action by which knowledge, skills, and attitudes are _______ or _______ acquired such that behavior is altered in some way.
consciously or unconsciously
“The success of the nurse educator’s endeavors in teaching is measured not by how much content the nurse imparts but rather by how much the person learns.” - _________
Musinski, 1999