Week 4- Communities of Practice

Question 1

communities of practice

Answer 1

a group pof people who share a concern or passion for something they do and learn how to do it better as they interact regularly

Question 2

3 characteristics of a community of practice

Answer 2

Domain (shared interest)
community
practice (shared repertoire of resources created over time)

Question 3

4 qualifications of the practice

Answer 3

focus on a topic over time
COP
reflective protocol
Facilitators

Question 4

objective: differentiate between learning in the classroom and learning in the clinic. teaching?

Answer 4

learning: hands on, real life application, mistakes have an impact, vagueness, more communication, multiple teachers, etc
teaching: incorporation of experiential, styles can be more tailored to the learner, it is more hands on, more feedback from the learner

Question 5

learning environments and learning progression

Answer 5

classroom- acquisition of knowledge

lab: acquisition of skill
clinic: use of knowledge and skill for clinical decision making and pt management

Question 6

affective domain components

Answer 6

beliefs
attitudes
values
norms
standards

Question 7

Active participation in C.O.P. enables students to

Answer 7

-develop their own identities
-turn theoretical into practice knowledge
- validate understanding of norms, standard,and ethics of profession
-learn how experienced practitioners act and interact throughout the day in/out the CO.O.P
learn what it takes to be a member of the profession

Question 8

Legit Peripheral Participation

Answer 8

Expectations
Roles
Social Norms
Sense of belonging
Culture of the clinic

Question 9

4 components of social interxns necessary for learning

Answer 9

learning by experiencing
“ “ engaging in practice
“ “ belonging
“ “ becoming