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- Applications to Clinical Teaching
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- This program consists of 12 slides about adult learning principles and
the application of those principles to clinical teaching. To view the
slides, think about them, and answer the quiz at the end should take
about 30 minutes of effort.
- As you view each slide you can read text below each in the notes section
of the slide. There are two primary learning objectives to be
accomplished. The last slide
provides a quiz. Please consider
the quiz “open book.” If you would like feedback on your answers please
send them to me as an e-mail (dennis.baker@med.fsu.edu) and I will give
you feedback.
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- At the end of this presentation you should be able to:
- List 3 principles of adult learning.
- Explain the implications these 3 principles have for you as a clinical
teacher. In other words, how can
you as a clinical teacher apply the 3 principles you listed?
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- bring knowledge, skills, attitudes
- bring experience
- like to solve problems
- like to apply what they learn to real situations
- like to have choices
- like to share in the setting learning objectives
- have variety of learning styles/preferences
- do best in an environment where they feel safe, accepted, and respected
- want and need feedback
- need to have their abilities and achievements honored
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- bring knowledge, skills, and
attitudes
- bring experience
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- like to solve problems
- Like to apply what they have learned to real problems
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- like to have choices
- Like to participate in the setting of goals and objectives
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- have a variety of learning styles/preferences
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- do best in an environment where they feel safe, accepted, and respected
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- want and need feedback
- need to have their abilities and achievements honored
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- List 3 principles of adult learning.
- Describe how each principle can be applied to your clinical
teaching. In your descriptions
please try to go beyond the examples provided in this slide program.
- Click on my e-mail address (dennis.baker@med.fsu.edu) and the e-mail box
will pop up. The two questions
are repeated in the subject line. Type in your answers and I will
provide you with feedback.
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