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Teaching Strategies Flashcards

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Most traditional method

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Lecturing

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Teacher simply conveys the knowledge to the students

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Lecturing

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One-way channel of communication

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Lecturing

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Imparts lessons through INTERACTION

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Discussion

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Opportunity to share insights of the topic

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Discussion

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Give learners an opportunity to apply principles, concepts and theories and to clarify information

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Discussion

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7
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can be an efficient means of introducing learners to new topics

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Lecturing

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It is used to integrate and synthesize a large body of knowledge from several fields or sources and used to clarify difficult concepts.

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Lecturing

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9
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presupposes that the learners have already been introduced to a body of information on which they can base their discussion

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Discussion

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Its purpose is to give learners an
opportunity to apply principles, concepts, and theories, as well as clarify information and
concepts

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Discussion

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11
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a topic is announced in advance and the class is asked to
take part in the discussion by reading a certain material or watching a videotape among other
activities

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Discussion

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Teacher initiates the learning process byASKING students about their insights

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Question and Answer

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13
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An integral part of teaching process

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Questioning

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Teacher ASKS students what they understand to determine what they already learned and what they need to learn

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Question and Answer

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Teacher wants a learner to further explain the answer

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PROBING

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Digs deeper into subject matter

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PROBING

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17
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  • Oral or written
  • Tests recall of learners and can be used to begin
    discussion
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MULTIPLE CHOICE

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  • Retrieval of information from observed events
  • Descriptive questions
  • Demands simple recall
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FACTUAL

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19
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Answered from memory or by description

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FACTUAL

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20
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who, what, when, where

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FACTUAL QUESTIONS

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21
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Elicits simple descriptive statements

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DESCRIPTIVE QUESTIONS

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22
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Illuminating, revealing and enlightening questions

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CLARIFYING

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23
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5 ways of Clarifying

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PROBING
JUSTIFYING
REFOCUSING
PROMPTING
REDIRECTING

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24
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Teacher wants a learner to further
explain the answer

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PROBING

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25
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“Tell us more about the statement you made.”

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PROBING

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26
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Gives an explanation from response

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JUSTIFYING

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27
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Increases student’s critical awareness

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JUSTIFYING

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28
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“Why did you monitor the patient’s vital signs
every hour?”

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JUSTIFYING

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29
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“Why are you in favor of ______”

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JUSTIFYING

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30
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“What do you mean by the term ______.

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PROBING

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31
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Clarify or explain a different but related issue

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REFOCUSING

32
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“How does the statement made by Susan relate to what Lily just said?”

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REFOCUSING

33
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Suggesting or giving hint or reminder

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PROMPTING

34
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Teacher: “You said turning the patient every 2 hours will prevent pressure ulcers. What is the rationale?”
Student: “This will relieve the pressure from bony prominences”

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PROMPTING

35
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Teacher: “That’s true. And if pressure is continuously applied
to the area, what will happen?”
Student: “This will deprive blood supply that provides oxygenation that may result to tissue death.”

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PROMPTING

36
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Participation of other students in the discussion

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REDIRECTING

37
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“Can you give another factor based on what your classmate had said?”

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REDIRECTING

38
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“Why do you think screening without parent’s consent for HIV/AIDS should be lowered to the age of 13?”

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Justifying

39
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“Can you give me more details about what you did?

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Probing

40
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Stimulate the students to establish relationships, compare and contrast, make inferences rather than merely defining them.

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HIGHER-ORDER

41
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  • Critical thinking skills
  • Generalize, infer, conclude instead of giving factual answer
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HIGHER-ORDER

42
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Deals with judgement, value and choice

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Evaluation

43
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“Should mercy killing be part of the law o land? Why?”

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Evaluation

44
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  • Ideas or suppositions based on facts or premises
  • Deduction or Induction
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Inferences

45
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Help students establish relations of ideas

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Comparisons

46
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Enhances teaching and learning

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Audiovisual aids

47
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Stimulates student’s interest and participation

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Audiovisual aids

48
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Instructor should be guided primarily by objectives in selecting appropriate media

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Audiovisual aids

49
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When not used appropriately, __________ become time fillers and entertainment = insufficient learning

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Audiovisuals

50
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Involves structuring small group of learners who work together toward achieving shared learning goals.

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Cooperative Learning

51
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Learners help each other work together and are responsible for
learning of each member

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Cooperative Learning

52
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The following strategies are examples of cooperative learning. These reading strategies are considered to be very effective particularly in learning concepts in nursing.

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● Jigsaw
● Think-Pain-Share
● Numbered-Heads Together
● Talking Chips
● Murder Script

53
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Serves as a stimulus of critical thinking by immersing students
in the subject matter

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Writing

54
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Writing activities include

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  • Journal writing
  • Creative writing assignment
  • Research articles
55
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Lends visual assistance

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Concept-Mapping

56
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Depicts relationship among factors, causes and effects

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Concept-Mapping

57
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Creating and examining a map for connections

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Concept-Mapping

58
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Critical thinking which requires in-depth recall of topics for
supporting evidence

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Debate

59
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Develops one’s position in a controversial issue

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Debate

60
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Practical exercises for the students representing controlled
manipulation of reality

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Simulations

61
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Help learners in decision-making, problem-solving in a controlled setting

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Simulations

62
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Develops human interaction abilities and learn skills in a safe setting

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Simulations

63
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Involves confronting students with real-life problems which they are meant to solve on their own

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Problem-based learning

64
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Analysis of case, identification of needs to solve problems

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Problem-based learning

65
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Cases are brief and problems are ill-structured

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Problem-based learning

66
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Student is provided with materials needed for the learning process without intervention of the teacher

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Self-learning modules

67
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Communicate information to students and nurses in
a time-saving way

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Computer Teaching

68
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Simulations of reality, and can educate from a distance

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Computer Teaching

69
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Any kind of computer used in educational settings

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Computer Assisted Instructions

70
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Worldwide and publicly accessible series of networks

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Internet

71
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World wide web “apps” “social media

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Internet

72
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Allows users to interact with a computer simulated environment

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Virtual Reality

73
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Real or imagined

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Virtual Reality

74
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Includes computer learning and other ways of giving instructions WITHOUT THE USUAL CLASSROOM SETTING

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Distance Learning

75
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Oftentimes involves a two-way audio and video technology

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Distance Learning

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