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Understand the concept of knowledge and skills retention by allowing students to demonstrate mastery over time. Practice, correct practice, and documentation play key roles in the learning process. This workshop focuses on instructing cognitive, psychomotor, and affective competencies progressively to ensure learning evolution. Modules include lecture-based teaching, formal evaluations, practice in a real setting, and continuous skill rating. Enhance your clinical proficiency through challenges and direct supervision.
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Learning over time AURORA UNIVERSITY ACI WORKSHOP Module III
Learning Over Time • Concept of Knowledge and Skills Retention • Students must demonstrate a progression of skill acquisition. • Must show mastery over time.
How do we accomplish this? • For proper development, the cognitive, psychomotor, and affective competencies should be instructed through a progression, allowing for learning over time • Practice • Practice correctly • More practice • Test • Retest • Documentation of Learning Over Time
The Process • Introduce skills early • The skill must be initially taught correctly • The skill must be practiced correctly
The Process • Skills are taught in lectures • Demonstrated and formally evaluated in a lab • Applied under the watchful eye of an ACI in the practice setting • Breaking the skill down into subsets for the student to approach the skill systematically • Challenge the students who need to be challenged.
The Product • Each basic skill should be quantifiably rated • Document the rating over time • Increase the challenges on the same competency
The Product • Student performs the skill on patients under the direct supervision of the ACI. • Entry-Level Clinical Proficiency
Module III Assignment • ACI Clinical Instruction Handbook • Review pages 29-30. • Complete the online survey by clicking on the following link. • Module III Survey • Or cut and paste the following URL: • http://www.zoomerang.com/Survey/WEB22DQYFUNP55