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-Hemaxi kosada

Academic teaching techniques in physiotherapy

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• What is teaching? What is learning?

• What learning require and what is learning? And how it become the part of teaching?

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• From the perspective of many experienced educators, teaching involves the following:

(1) comprehending

(2) transform

(3) active collaboration

(4) inquiry and reflection.

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• THE TEACHER AND THE LEARNER:

The successful teacher is no longer on aheight, pumping knowledge at highpressure into passive receptacles . . . he isa senior student anxious to help hisjuniors. William Osler (1849-1919)

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• THE CHARACTARISTIC OF GOOD TEACHER:

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• Being an enthusiastic and passionate teacher

• Knowing what works best

• Checking your performance as a teacher and keeping up-to-date.

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1. Describe the components of practical model in teaching

2. Discuss lecture planning.

3. Discuss discussion, questioning techniques.

4. Discuss other teaching techniques.

5. Discuss traditional technique.

OBJECTIVES:

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• Knowledge of the Subject Matter

• Transformation

• Instruction

• Reflective Evaluation and New Comprehension

PRACTICAL MODEL

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• For many years, the lecture method was the most widely used instructional strategy in college classrooms.

• Although the usefulness of other teaching strategies is being widely examined today, the lecture still remains an important way to communicate information.

LECTURE

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L• Learn keep distracting

mannerisms to a minimum

E • Ensure that audience can hear

C • Consider carefully the use of humour

T • Try to convey enthusiasm

• Use visual aids that are effective and legibleU

• Remember to pace lectureR• Encourage the students to

actively participateE

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disadvantages

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Following recommendations can help make lecture approach more effective (Cashin, 1990)

1. Fit the lecture to the audience 2. Focus topic - remember everything

cannot be covered in one lecture 3. Prepare an outline that includes 5-9

major points to cover in one lecture 4. Organize points for clarity

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5. Select appropriate examples

6. Present more than one side of an issue and be sensitive to other perspectives

7. Repeat points when necessary

8. Be aware of the audience - notice their feedback

9. Be enthusiastic – no need to be an entertainer but one should be excited by the topic.

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• Discussion and questioning are two tool for moving to a more interactive lecture.

• Teacher can move from lecture to discussion to question and again back to the lecture.

DISSCUSION AND QUESTIONNING

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• Good discussion – Is just as the lecture with planned

and purposeful.–Can start with the question–Can begin with controversy or

debate–Start with what students know

about that topic.

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• Problem with discussion–Students who talk so less–Students who talk much.

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• Questioning – Is an important teaching strategy that

can facilitate the process of active learning.

– In that students are asked to link to the concept, ideas and knowledge.

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• Use open-ended, not closed-answered with "yes" or no"

• Avoid combining too many question.

• Ask questions logically

• Use different levels of questions, like simple to complex or higher level question.

• Allow thinking time for student.

• Try to ask question that broad the students participation.

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• Seminar

• Tutorials

• Peer teaching

OTHER TEACHING TECHNIQUES

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• Seminar:– Is a guided discussion in which

students take the intellectual .–Using seminars as a teaching

method requires • Prior planning• guidelines linked to objectives.• Clear structure for the students.

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• Progress from teacher-led to student-led seminars.

• Assign topics or allow students to select from a list of suggested topics.

• Give responsibility for resources to students.

• Use guidelines for presentation format.

• Use peer evaluation.

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• Tutorials:–Small group technique.–Tutor help student in their learning.

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• Peer teaching:–More effective technique.–Why it is effective?

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• Other techniques:1. Brain storming2. Debate3. Role play, game, expert panel.

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• Traditional techniques:1. Chalkboard2. Overhead transparencies.3. Slides.4. Videotape and films.

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• Other terms for teaching:1. Active learning2. Cooperative learning3. Distance learning.4. Problem based learning5. Case method.6. Portfolio.7. Web learning

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• Teaching for physical therapist. Ketherine shephard.

• ABC of learning and teaching in medicine. peter cantillon.

• Essential skill for medical teacher. Ronald M. Harden.

• APTA guidelines for teaching in PT colleges.

References:

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• Thank you………..