chapter 1 Flashcards

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a successful internship is a _____ internship

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high quality

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the key to an HQI lies the focus on

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learning

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learning is ___ and ___, ___ and ____

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deep, lasting
wide, transformative

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surface learning

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someone explains something, shows a task, told a story

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deep, meaningful learning is something you can call on in

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settings other than the one in which you learned it

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most interns approach their internship with

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excitement about what they are going to do and what they hope to learn

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a successful internship is one in which the learning facilitates three significant domains of your development

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personal, professional, civic

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with care and focus, you can enhance growth in the domains of learning

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knowledge, skills, attitudes, values

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personal development

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challenges and crises along the way to give new meaning
relationships with significant others, communities, world-at-large

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professional development

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career exploration
develop the relationship between theory and practice
practical reasoning

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civic development

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more responsible and contributing member of your community and society

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civic knowledge

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learning not just about the challenges faced by the people your profession serves, but some of the historical and current social forces that bring about those challenges

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civic skills

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learning how to advocate successfully for change in a workplace, neighborhood, community

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civic attitudes and values

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belief that understanding social issues is an obligation for everyone, not just those in politics or journalism

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civic professional

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someone who embraces and intentionally attempts to understand the human context of the work

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a more engaged learned

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  • become involved with their learning
  • look for opportunities to learn and recognize the opportunities when they see them
  • when learning is difficult, they see it as a challenge and make every effort to rise to it
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deep learning results when

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knowledge, skills, and competencies across a variety of academic and social activities are integrated into a meaningful whole

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one of the post important kinds of integration you will face in an internship

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cognitive and affective realms

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cognitive realm

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your intellect

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self-authored

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invaluable constellation of beliefs about the stances toward learning

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empowerment

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becoming a more self-authored learner

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experiential learning

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Deweys belief in active thinking and the notion that experience has to be processed in some way to create learning

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David knob set forth a cycle of four phases that people go through to benefit from learning

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experiential learning cycle

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first phase of the experiential learning cycle

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concrete evidence
specific experience in the classroom, at home, field placement, other context

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when you reflect on concrete evidence it is called
reflective observations
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during the abstract conceptualization phase
they try to form generalizations or principles based on their experience and reflection
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experiential learning cycle
concrete experience, reflective observation, abstract conceptualization, active experimentation
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fundamental to both kolb and shulman and a key component to experiential education is
reflection
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according to Dwight E Giles Jr, reflection is what
connects and integrates the work in the field to learning
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reflection is the ___ and is a powerful key to ___, ___, ____, ____
connection success, growth, learning, development
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test the theory or idea in a new situation
active experimentation
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engaged learning refers to
methods of learning where you are an active partner in learning as opposed to a passive recipient
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hodge, baxter magolda, and Haynes refer to engaged learning as
an approach that encourages students to seek and discover new knowledge by exploring authentic questions and problems
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when learning is a passive process, ____ are the center of energy, and their role is to _____
teachers tell you the information that they think you need to know
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when learning is an active process, ____ are the center of energy, and the ____ role is to
students guide or facilitate your learning by taking an interest in your work and coaching you through the experience
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an internship experience is the result of
complex interaction between the individuals and groups that comprise the internship site and each individual intern
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four developmental stages
anticipation exploration competence culmination
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disengagement
being passively involved in your learning and in your experience at the site
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disillusionment
fundamental shift in how you feel about the internship
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associated concerns in anticipation
getting off to a good start positive expectations acceptance anxieties relationships life context
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critical tasks in anticipation
examining and critiquing assumptions acknowledging concerns clarifying role and purpose developing key relationships making an informed consent
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associated concerns in exploration
building on progress learning curve finding ew opportunities adjusting expectations adequacy of skills and knowledge real or anticipated problemsc
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critical tasks in exploration
increasing capability approaching assessment and evaluation of progress building supervisory relationships encountering challenges
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associated concerns in competence
high accomplishment seeking quality emerging view of self feeling empowered exploring professionalism doing it all ethical issues worthwhile tasks
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critical tasks in competence
raising the bar accomplishment and quality feeling achievements and success maintaining balances professionalism
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associated concerns in culmination
multiple endings transfer of responsibilities completion of tasks next steps closing rituals
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critical tasks in culmination
endings and closure redefining relationships planning for the future