TBTL Papers and their authors Flashcards

(32 cards)

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Talks about competencies as individualistic and cognitive.
Describes collectivism as constructivist and linked to social learning theory
Pro collectivism

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L. Lingard, 2009

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Paper discusses ideas and characteristics of threshold concepts. Then links to troublesome knowledge. Concludes by describing some limitations of TCs as a concept

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Meyer and Land, 2005

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Wrote a paper discussing the rationale behind competencies as well as some of the disadvantages

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Frank. J et.al 2010

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Wrote a paper defining competencies as positivist and behaviourist

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Boyd et.al. 2017

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Wrote a paper critising competencies: you can’t define job performance in advance. Also talks about current state of work based learning

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Hager, 2011

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Paper talks about acquisition and participation metaphors of learning

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Sfard, 1998

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Paper talks about activity theory, says socio-cultural theories are more powerful than individualistic theories. Refers to and states limitations of Sfard’s ideas

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Blakely, 2006

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Paper discusses the traditional, individualistic stance of word based learning in contrast to socio-cultural models, specifically to post-grad students

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Swanick, 2005

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Paper introducing/ expanding the theory of legitimate peripheral participation

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Lave, J. & Wenger, E. (1991)

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Paper about communities of practice

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Morris 2012

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Paper identifies professionalism as a process, before which you are a proto-professional. Discusses environmental impact on professionalism and 6 domains of professionalism

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Hilton and Slotnick, 2005

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Paper talks about definitions of professionalism. Believes important to explicitly teach and assess

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Kirk, 2007

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…. theory of practice: habitus, field and caital

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Bourdieu

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Wrote a paper about knowledge being presented as indigestable lumps, whereas really you learn best by doing when you actually want to learn

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Hunter, 1997

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Introduced idea of constructive alignment

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Biggs, 1999

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Paper describes how and why qualitative variance may occur when a curriculum is designed using a constructive alingment approach

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Trigwell and Prosser, 2014

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Wrote a book describing how students learn and the idea of discipline specific pedagogical knowledge

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Fry and ketteridge et al

2003

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Wrote about adult learning theory and andragogy

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Malcolm Knowle

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Wrote about concept of strategic learning

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Wrote about fourfold classification of learning

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Honey and Mumford, 1986

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Wrote about zone of proximal development

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Paper discussing the limitations and problems behind learning styles

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Paper discussing intersectionality, identity politics and the problems faced by women of colour in context of violence

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Crenshaw, 1991

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Book which calls gender performative, and says that both biological sex and gender are social constructs

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Gender Troubles, Judith Bulter, 1990

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Theory of cultural capital
Bourdieu, 1977
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Theories used to inform the characteristics of a successful simulation
Robert Gange | 1972
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Informal learning theory
Dale and Bell 1999
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Book about cognitive psychology: how we learn, how we remember things. Talks about strategies etc
Bruning et al, 2004 | Cognitive Psychology and Instruction
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Book about theories behind learning- chapter 3 focuses on behaviourism and chapter 4 on cognitivitism
Jarvin | 2003
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Paper on cognitive stance on memory retrieval and storage, relating to education
Regeher and Norman, 2006
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Paper describing cognitive load theory
Young et al | 2014
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Theory of transformational learning
Merizow | 1978