Lesson 4 Flashcards

1
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Three determinants of learning

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A. The needs of the learner
B. The state of readiness to learn
C. The preferred learning styles for processing information

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2
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It is one of the most essential interventions that a nurse performs

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The role of educating others

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3
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The single most important person in the education process

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The Learner

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4
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It is vital in giving support, encouragement, and direction during the process of learning

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Educator

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5
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Nurses are taught that any nursing intervention should be preceded by an ________

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Assessmen

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6
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It ensure that optimal learning can occur with the least amount of stress and anxiety for the learner

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Good Assessment

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7
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Learning needs ?
WHAT
WHEN
HOW

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What

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8
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Readiness to learn
WHAT
WHEN
HOW

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When

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9
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Learning style
WHAT
WHEN
HOW

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How

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10
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Needs that must be learned for survival or when learner’s life or safety is threatened

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Mandatory

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11
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Needs that are not life dependent but are related to well being or quality care

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Desirable

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12
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Needs for information that are nice to know but not essential or required because they are not directly related to daily activities

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Possible

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13
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This involves getting together a small number (4-12) of potential learners

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Focus groups

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14
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The learner’s written responses to questions about learning need can be obtained

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Self-administered questionnaires

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15
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The time when a nurse truly connects with client by directly meeting them on mutual terms

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Reachable moment

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16
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Human development produces a peak time for readiness to learn

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Teachable moment

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17
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It refers to the learner’s past experiences of learning

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Experiential

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18
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Patients are internally motivated to learn

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Internal locus of control

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19
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What is MBTI

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Myers-Briggs Type Indicator

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20
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What brain: emotional, visual-spatial, non verbal hemisphere

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Right hemisphere

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21
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What brain : vocal and analytical

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Left hemisphere

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22
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What brain: reality based and logical thinking with verbalization

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Left hemisphere

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23
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What brain: intuitive, subjective, relational, holistic, time free

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Right hemisphere

24
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What brain: refers talking and writing

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Left hemisphere

25
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What brain: refers drawing and manipulating objects

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Right brain

26
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What brain: recognizes/remembers faces

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Right brain

27
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What brain: recognizes/remembers names

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Left brain

28
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What brain: recognizes/remembers names

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Left brain

29
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What brain: solves problems by looking at the whole, looks for patterns, used hunches

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Right brain

30
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What brain: solves problems by breaking them into parts

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Left brain

31
Q

They set up to develop an instrument that would assist educators in identifying those characteristics that allow individuals to learn

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Rita and Kenneth Dunn

32
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The Dunn Dunn learning style inventory what instruments

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PEPs

33
Q

A self reporting instrument that is widely used in the identifcation of how individuals prefer to function, learn, concentrate, and perform their educational activities

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Dunn and Dunn Learning Style Inventory

34
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KOLB’s model is known

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cycle of learning

35
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Depicts a stage cycle or 4 modes of learning which defect 2 major dimension of lerfept

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36
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Learning from actual experience

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Concrete experience

37
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Learning by observing others

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Reflective observation

38
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Creating theories to explain what is seen

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Abstract Conceptualization

39
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Using theories to solve problems

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Active experimentation

40
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Learns by Ac and Ae

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Converger

41
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Relies heavily on CE and AE

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Accommodator

42
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Stresses Ce and RO

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Diverger

43
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Emphasized AC and RO

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Assimilator

44
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People and feeling oriented and likes to work in group

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Divergent

45
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More concerned with abstract ideas than people

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Assimilator

46
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Good at decision making, problem solving and prefers dealing with technical work

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Convergence

47
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Impatient with other people, risk taker, uses trial and error method of solving problems etc.

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Accomodator

48
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Learns best through demonstrations, returned demonstrations assisted by hand outs

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Convergence

49
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Learns best through group discussion and brainstorming

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Diverger

50
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Learns best through lecture, 1to1 instruction

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Assimilator

51
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Learning enjoys role-playing, gaming, and computer assimilation

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Accomodator

52
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4 learning styles of KOLB

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Converger
Diverger
Accomodator
Assimilator

53
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Combination of KOLB’s model with right and left brain

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4MAT Sytem

54
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Meaning of VARK

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Visual
Aural
Read or Write
Kinesthetic

55
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O

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