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Educating for capability and preparing for practice: Integrating theory and skills
The Clinical Teacher, Volume 21, Issue 4, August 2024.Abstract Capability is the ability to perform clinical skills in ever‐changing real world contexts, adapting to challenges and integrating technical and non‐technical skills and competencies, for example, cannulating an uncooperative patient at night. Going beyond teaching competency and ensuring capability is imperative, as recommended by the national
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Connectivism Learning Theory: Instructional Tools for College Courses
, 2009 : This qualitative thesis explores the work of George Siemens and connectivist learning theory, 'A Learning Theory for the Digital Age'. Findings are based on a literature review which investigated the foundations, strengths and weaknesses of ...
Darrow, Suzanne
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Connectivism and Connective Learning
Academic Journal of Interdisciplinary Studies, 2015 The rapid development in technology has brought the world to a small village enabling people to meet each other any time they want, exchange their knowledge and experiences being seated at home or office by using just a small equipment. Technology generates new affordances with new pedagogical options.
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A comparison of virtual reality anatomy models to prosections in station‐based anatomy teaching
Anatomical Sciences Education, Volume 17, Issue 4, Page 763-769, June 2024.Abstract Immersive virtual reality (i‐VR) is a powerful tool that can be used to explore virtual models in three dimensions. It could therefore be a valuable tool to supplement anatomical teaching by providing opportunities to explore spatial anatomical relationships in a virtual environment.
Geetika Ail +8 more
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European Journal of Dental Education, Volume 28, Issue 1, Page 114-116, February 2024.Abstract The pandemic and the rising living costs have affected teaching and learning practices. These changes have impacted teaching faculty and students alike. This article is an analytical reflection of our experiences of teaching and learning during the omicron wave of the pandemic and rising economic inflation.
Rohini Khareedi +1 more
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Connecting with Geroge Siemens Part 1: Overview of Connectivism
, 2011 Part 1 Discuses of basic concepts of Connectivism, the context in which the theory emerged and the implications and applications of the theory in teaching.
Oberman, Sheri +2 more
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The role of connectivism in the teaching of future architects [PDF]
, 2021 Since the digital revolution with the introduction of new technologies that transformed the design and construction processes, the history of architecture entered a new stage. Technological change not only implies an adaptation in the management of new digital tools but also a transition within the academic field, thus, the technology applied to ...
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Journal of Computer Assisted Learning, Volume 40, Issue 1, Page 158-175, February 2024.Abstract Background Flipped classroom (FC) model has become increasingly popular in dental education (DE) with its strengths for students. However, major concerns are lack of interaction, unwillingness to complete the assignments, low engagement during the pre‐class activities because of an unwell‐designed instructional setting of FC.
Muhammet Fidan, Mustafa Fidan
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Post-pedagogical Syndrome of the Digimodernism Age
Высшее образование в России, 2019 The article discusses the influence of Metamodern culture and digitalization of education on the transformation of the pedagogical understanding of learning process. The author relies on the post-postmodern age interpretations presented in the works of S.
I. A. Kolesnikova
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Resource list on Connectivism (Digital Reading Room)
, 2010 List of resources on Connectivism, including websites and ...
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