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Teaching and Learning: Unit 4. Nancy Pares, RN, MSN Nurs 2210 Roles II Metro Community College. Principles of learning. Relevance Meaningful to the client, understood, related to previous learning Motivation Want to learn, perceive value in the information Readiness
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Teaching and Learning: Unit 4 Nancy Pares, RN, MSN Nurs 2210 Roles II Metro Community College
Principles of learning • Relevance • Meaningful to the client, understood, related to previous learning • Motivation • Want to learn, perceive value in the information • Readiness • Willing and able to learn • Maturation • Must have cognitive and psychomotor abilities
Principles cont • Reinforcement • Positive and immediate • Participation • Active involvement • Organization • Material should incorporate previous learning • Be presented in sequence of simple to complex • Repetition • Retention improved ; presentation of same material in variety.
Learning is • An experience that occurs inside the learner • The discovery of personal meaning • A consequence of experience • A collaborative and cooperative experience • An evolutionary process • Both intellectual and emotional
Blooms domains of learning • Cognitive • Affective • psychomotor
Cognitive • Knowledge • Comprehensive • Application • Analysis • Synthesis • Evaluation
Verbs to use • Analyze • Apply • Calculate • Compute • Defend • Define • Describe • Differentiate • Discuss • Distinquish • Evaluate • Explain • Identify • Outline • Prioritize • sort
Affective • Receiving • Responding • Valuing • Organization • characterization
Verbs to use • Accept • Agree • Attempt • Attend • choose • Defend • Influence • Qualify • value
Psychomotor • Perception • Set • Guided responses • Mechanism • Complex overt response • Adaptation • Origination
Verbs to use • Arrange • Calibrate • Change • Construct • demonstrate • Dissect • Distinquish • Manipulate • Mix • Prepare • walk
Barriers to learning • Illness • Pain • Age • Prognosis • Biorhythms • Emotion • Language • Iatrogenic factors
ANA standard • Standard 8. • The nurse attains knowledge and competency that reflects current nursing practice…participation in educational activities..life long learning..independent and formal • Standard 10 • Collegiality: The nurse interacts with and contributes to the professional development of peers and other healthcare professionals
Characteristics of teaching • Holds the learners interest • Involves the learner • Fosters positive self concept • Sets realistic goals • Is accurate and current • Is optimistic,positive and non threatening • Gathers info from reliable sources • Is cost effective
Teaching strategies • Explanation • Cognitive • One to one • Affective, cognitive • Answering questions • Cognitive • Demonstration • Psychomotor • Discovery • Cognitive, affective
Teaching strategies cont • Group discussions • Affective, cognitive • Practice • Psychomotor • Printed materials • Cognitive • Role playing • Affective, cognitive • Modeling • Affective, psychomotor • Computer assisted programs
Nurses have the responsibility for personal lifelong learning to maintain currency and proficiency in the knowledge and skills essential for safe and effective practice. • Documentation of teaching is essential because it provides a legal record of teaching that took place for all health care providers.