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Curricular Concept Definitions & Course Student Learning Outcomes (SLO):
1. Clinical Judgment- A problem-solving approach based on evidence and principles of science in the planning delivery and evaluation of care provided to diverse individuals families and communities.
a. SLO- Describe the role of clinical reasoning/clinical judgement in the physical assessment and nursing management of pharmacologic interventions to promote optimal outcomes for diverse client populations across the lifespan.
2. Safety – The deliberate protection and promotion of psychological and physiologic well-being of diverse individuals, families and communities.
a. SLO- Apply knowledge from the biological, psychological and social science as a basis for physical assessment and pharmacologic management of individuals across the life span.
3. Professionalism – Practice based on legal and ethical guidelines adherence to accepted standards, accountability, competence and reliability.
a. SLO- Explain how advocacy was will as management, legal and ethical guidelines are used in the assessment and pharmacologic management of diverse client population across the life span.
4. Caring- The demonstrated awareness and sensitivity to the unique identity, situation, background, needs, and value of diverse individuals, families and communities.
a. SLO- Explain the role of holism and compassion in the assessment and pharmacologic management of diverse client populations across the life span.
Guidelines: Part 1 of the teaching plan will be used as a tool to help students collect the data to individualize the teaching plan for their client. Part I will be submitted for review, but will not be graded. Part 2 of the teaching plan includes a teaching plan table for “mapping” essential elements of the plan. Information in this table will be used to create the final product which is a Power Point presentation (10-14 slides) summarizing the teaching plan. Students will complete the following:
1. Complete the Teaching Plan Forms Part 1 and 2 [submitted, but not graded].
2. Utilize the Teaching Plan table in Part 2 to design a client teaching session.
a. Review all components of the grading rubric. All components of the rubric must be included to receive a Satisfactory/Exemplary score. If deemed Unsatisfactory, students may resubmit with corrections one time only prior to the end of the course.
3. A narrated Power Point will be submitted for grading to the instructor by the specified due date.
a. Breakdown of PowerPoint
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ii. (5-6 slides) Co ...
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This document outlines an online professional development session on Standards G and H for quality online teaching. [1] The session uses a "make-and-take" approach for educators to collaborate on developing online lessons and materials. [2] Educators work through principles of each standard, watching videos and designing assessments and evaluations that ensure validity, reliability, and security. [3] Backward design is discussed as a framework for aligning assessments and learning goals.
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Purpose This assignment will enable the student to identify .docxwoodruffeloisa
Purpose: This assignment will enable the student to identify a client learning need related to pharmacologic management. Utilizing current evidence from the literature, the student will create a teaching plan that addresses the learning need, and is individualized based on client history and assessment findings. The student will identify areas for improvement in the plan.
Curricular Concept Definitions & Course Student Learning Outcomes (SLO):
1. Clinical Judgment- A problem-solving approach based on evidence and principles of science in the planning delivery and evaluation of care provided to diverse individuals families and communities.
a. SLO- Describe the role of clinical reasoning/clinical judgement in the physical assessment and nursing management of pharmacologic interventions to promote optimal outcomes for diverse client populations across the lifespan.
2. Safety – The deliberate protection and promotion of psychological and physiologic well-being of diverse individuals, families and communities.
a. SLO- Apply knowledge from the biological, psychological and social science as a basis for physical assessment and pharmacologic management of individuals across the life span.
3. Professionalism – Practice based on legal and ethical guidelines adherence to accepted standards, accountability, competence and reliability.
a. SLO- Explain how advocacy was will as management, legal and ethical guidelines are used in the assessment and pharmacologic management of diverse client population across the life span.
4. Caring- The demonstrated awareness and sensitivity to the unique identity, situation, background, needs, and value of diverse individuals, families and communities.
a. SLO- Explain the role of holism and compassion in the assessment and pharmacologic management of diverse client populations across the life span.
Guidelines: Part 1 of the teaching plan will be used as a tool to help students collect the data to individualize the teaching plan for their client. Part I will be submitted for review, but will not be graded. Part 2 of the teaching plan includes a teaching plan table for “mapping” essential elements of the plan. Information in this table will be used to create the final product which is a Power Point presentation (10-14 slides) summarizing the teaching plan. Students will complete the following:
1. Complete the Teaching Plan Forms Part 1 and 2 [submitted, but not graded].
2. Utilize the Teaching Plan table in Part 2 to design a client teaching session.
a. Review all components of the grading rubric. All components of the rubric must be included to receive a Satisfactory/Exemplary score. If deemed Unsatisfactory, students may resubmit with corrections one time only prior to the end of the course.
3. A narrated Power Point will be submitted for grading to the instructor by the specified due date.
a. Breakdown of PowerPoint
i. (1-2 slides) Client learning objectives [2-4 objectives required].
ii. (5-6 slides) Co ...
Training handout for knowledge transfer professionals on learning enablers. Created in August 2011 for FLAME Project, granted by European Commission (EU).
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This document contains summaries of tutorials purchased for the EDU 310 education course. It discusses several topics related to teaching including lesson planning, objectives, assessment, instructional models, and reflection. Key points covered include how observable objectives help with accountability, factors to consider for lesson planning like standards and frameworks, the importance of assessing prior knowledge, differences between direct and indirect instruction models, using formative and summative assessments, and the role of reflection in teaching. Assignments referenced include creating lesson plans, analyzing lessons, and developing assessments.
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– 1 session=1 class= 1 content
• New planning:
– 1 communicative situation= product,
product/goal/goal , solving a problem
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Cycle: ________
General purpose of the cycle
________________________________________________________________
________________________________________________________________
________________________________________________________________
__________________
7. Not in the
order they
appear
Not done
as
profound
Not
restrictive
Not as
exhaustive
Not all
doings/
knowings
Being
through the
language
Doing with
the
language
Knowing
about the
language
NON-LINEAR
PLANNING
10. PLANNING STEP BY STEP
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– Social practice of the language: (General topic)
– Specific competency of the language (Final goal)
– Product (pretext to put text in the context – excuse to
learn vocabulary in a specific situation) - problem
provider
– Achievements – Small goals to assess
– Contents: What students have to learn and put into
practice
11. LESSON PLAN BASED ON THE
PRODUCT
• Brainstorm: Write down general teaching strategies that
could be applied to follow the steps of the product in
order to get to every achievement.
• Match the ideas written with the contents and check
how many doings and knowings have been covered.
• Modify or adapt those strategies that do not contain
any content (doing/knowing)
• Describe clearly and completely the didactic sequence
(state timing and number of sessions)
• Develop from 9 to 15 sessions to cover one product
• Eliminate the knowings and doings that won’t be
considered.