Teaching, for me, is more about changing society Social Reform than repairing cars. When these women are wrestling with a wrench that's heavy and trying to reach down Pengajaran adalah bertujuan untuk mengubah into the engine, I want them to think about why it's so masyarakat dan persekitaran. Penyampaian difficult. It's not accidental that the wrench is heavy maklumat yang dibuat adalah untuk tempoh and the bolt a long reach away. Who do they think jangka masa yang panjang supaya designed the tools and the engine? Who were they masyarakat berpandangan jauh. Manfaat intended for? What does that say about being a yang diperoleh dapat diberikan kepada orang mechanic? Or even repairing your own car? That lain untuk mewujudkan yang lebih baik. kind of discrimination is what I'm out to change. Sure, I want them to be able to maintain their car; I don't want them dependent on someone else for that. But, my teaching is just as much about changing society as it is about repairing cars. If they can keep their car running but have no idea they've been systematically excluded from certain occupations. . . what's the point? As a pathologist, every day I take care of hundreds of Apprenticeship patients whom I never see. I am responsible for interpreting their blood tests correctly and quickly, Tumpuan lebih kepada membangunkan teori diagnosing their bone marrow biopsies, and ensuring pembelajaran. Pengetahuan yang diperolehi that their transfusions are safe. Our medical school digunakan secara langsung dalam sesebuah creates hundreds of new physicians every year, and situasi secara semula jadi. Pendedahan as a teacher I help each of them care for patients diberikan kepada pelajar berkenaan situasi whom I will never meet. Every time these physicians sebenar dan bagaimana melakukan sesuatu see a patient with abnormal bleeding, every time they pekerjaan. encounter a complete blood count or a coagulation result, they will approach these problems with the tools I have given them. Their patients are, in a way, my patients too. I make it a point to get to ‘connect’ with each of my students. To connect with my students, I work very hard to understand what they already know—how much, or how little. It is all very well to have learning objectives and exit competencies, to know where the students have to finish their educational journey, but even the clearest map is useless if where you are right now is a mystery. Knowing where to start, which amounts to having ‘educational empathy’, is sometimes challenging: clearly, any medical school class with artists and writers sitting next to nurses and Ph.D. scientists is bound to have wide variations in background knowledge. I make a real effort to find where the students are, to know what they know, and to guide each of them to their destination – challenging and supporting them along the way I am a developmental psychologist by training but Developmental my role is as an instructor in a teacher education program. Traditionally I teach child and adolescent Guru memahami cara pelajar berfikir. Guru development to individuals who are going to become membantu proses pemikiran pelajar melalui elementary and secondary school teachers. My pengetahuan lepas dan cara pelajar berfikir. courses are not the only psychology courses these Perancangan pengajaran dibuat berdasarkan students may have completed, but one of the keperluan atau persepsi pelajar. differences is that in a professional teacher education program, these courses are designed to be more practical. Given that there is a variety in the types of learners who come into a teacher education program, one of the first tasks for me, as their teacher, is to understand their ‘frames of reference’. Are they a parent with school-aged children? Do they have younger siblings? Have they worked as a sports coach or volunteered with youth? Knowing this is important to me because it provides a frame of reference to know what to teach, how to teach and where to begin. It also helps me to draw out practical examples from their personal experiences which I think makes learning meaningful. I have lots of examples from my experience teaching in secondary classrooms, but their stories help personalize what we’re learning. It also helps them change the way they think about various school-aged groups – so things like ‘break negative stereotypes’ of concepts like “teenager” is a goal. One of my challenges is that you could do a graduate level degree on child and adolescent development (I know, I have) but if you don’t know where they are coming from and what they need and how to change their thinking the course could quickly become overloaded with information. My hope is that by being in one of my courses, I can change the way teachers think about developmental psychology and they also come away with a practical understanding that will fit well with their future professional aspirations. I’m a surgeon and I have a variety of learners Nurturing working with me in the operating room, some as inexperienced as third year medical students. I am Mewujudkan persekitaran yang often asked if I think medical students can actually menggalakkan pelajar untuk belajar. do anything useful in the OR. Yes, I think so. They Usaha yang berterusan yang lahir dari hati can help prepare and position the patients; they can dan juga minda seorang pelajar dan learn about establishing a sterile field; and they can bermotivasi apabila guru meletakkan piawai be involved in the post-op orders and care of the pencapaian selaras dengan sokongan patient. Initially I tell them about the medical history akademik dan emosi yang seimbang. Guru of the patient. Then I briefly describe the procedure membantu pelajar dewasa menetapkan that we will be performing and what they can do in sasaran yang mencabar dan menekankan the operating room. In the OR, I introduce the student kepada pelajar untuk berusaha dan peka to the operating team and demonstrate how to prep dengan perkembangan individu tersebut. the patient and set up for the operation. Students can be helpful, but you can’t assume that they intuitively know what it takes to be a good assistant. This is part of what needs to be demonstrated and explained. The operating room can be an intimidating place for medical students, so it is important to make them feel that they have a functional role in the operation and are not a ‘third wheel. My job is twofold: First, I have a lot of people that Tranmission have to learn this math so they can go on to something else, whether it's some application of it or Merupakan gabungan antara pakar dalam the next course in the required mathematics program. bidang dan penguasaan kandungan. For both groups, I need to be really clear about the Guru berhak menentukan apa yang perlu sequence of what comes next and what they need dipelajari oleh pelajar dewasa. Pelajar now. I mean, math really is quite simple, if it's dewasa bertanggungjawab mempelajari presented clearly and you do each day's work. So, I kandungan seperti yang telah diarahkan dan need to be clear about what it is they need to learn ditentukan oleh guru. and then be sure they do the assignments. If I do that, they should have no trouble when they go on from my class to the next one. The second part of my job, as a math teacher, is to represent math as a discipline. I love math. I really do! And if I didn't like math, they [the students] wouldn't like it either. So I let my enthusiasm show. I like it, in part, because it's beautiful. How many things in this world are so straightforward and organized? So, I try to show people that math isn't the ‘baddy’ that everyone says it is. They don't need to be afraid of it. I did it, and I'm no Einstein