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TEACHING
Integral part duties of a professional nurse
- Discipline
Teaching
Instruction
Learning
Patient education
Paradigm shift
“TEACHER TEACHING”
“ LEARNER LEARNING”
PILLARS OF THE TEACHING-LEARNING PROCESS
Teacher
Learner
Subject-matter
VITAL ROLE OF THE TEACHER
Motivating
Inspiring
Stretch and develop the 98% portion of the brain
Role model
Professional competence
Willingness to learn new roles & teaching method
Ability to reflect on or assess her performance
Desire to improve
COMMITTED
CREATIVE
INTUITIVE
. Teaching practice
. Evaluation practice
. Availability to students
. Professional Competence
Thorough knowledge of the subject matter and proper demonstration of
skills.
sensitive g. Warmth
Respect
Communicating honestly
“The teacher has the right to exercise the parental role in the absence of the real
parents.”
Mechanics
Flipped Classroom (Inverting your class): The Flipped Classroom Model basically
involves encouraging students to prepare for the lesson before class. ...
Design Thinking (Case Method): ...
Self-learning: ...
Gamification: ...
Social Media: ...
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Methods
LECTURE METHOD. A lecture is an oral presentation of information by the
instructor.
THE DISCUSSION METHOD. Discussion involves two-way communication
between participants.
THE DEMONSTRATION LESSON
BUZZ GROUPS
BRAINSTORMING
ROLE PLAYS
. Evaluation practices
Clearly communicating expectations.
Providing timely feedback on students progress.
Correcting the students tactfully.
Being fair in the evaluation processes
Giving tests that are pertinent to the subject matter and assignments.
. Availability to students especially in the laboratory, clinical and other skills
application areas
Encourage interaction
Elicit cooperation
Engage in active learning
Giving prompt feedback
Emphasizing time
Communicating higher expectations
Respecting the diverse talents
“The chief aim of education is not to fill people’s heads with facts but to teach
them how to think and how to use the facts”. A. E. Wiggan