Idealism (ed) - ANSWER perfect world
Realism (ed) - ANSWER world is orderly
scientific
objectives
analysis
Perennialism (ed) - ANSWER RRR
its about important basics
Behaviorism (ed) - ANSWER stim - response
rewards
objectives
behavior can be modified
teacher centered
Ex: contracts, preprogrammed modules
Post modern ed philosophies - ANSWER social meaning of learning
there are different ways of learning:
Phenomenological
narrative pedagogy
humanism
caring curriculum
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,feminism
emancipatory ed
Phenomonological (ed) - ANSWER meaning in the written word
Humanism (ed) - ANSWER maslow - self actualization
ed leads to personal happiness
ed leads us to jobs and money
feminism (ed) - ANSWER women are oppressed in the ed environment
democratic concepts
student ideas and opinions regularly contribute to learning
teacher is the guide by the side
respect different values
emancipatory - ANSWER pedagogy of the oppressed
we oppress students in the classroom
learning theories - ANSWER cognitivism or info processing theory
Carpers - ways of knowing
Munhall - unknowing
Benner - novice to expert
Carpers ways of knowing (L) - ANSWER Empirical - EBP/science/ tested outcomes
personal knowledge - how they feel in a situation/ previous experiences
ethical knowledge - attitudes morals big decisions
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, esthetic - situational understanding
Munhill (L) - ANSWER Unknowing
the nurse can't know everything about the patient and has to be willing to learn from the pt
Benner (L) - ANSWER Novice to expert
novice relies on rules
advanced beginner - acceptable performance
competent - 2-3 years
Proficient - understand the situation
Expert- completely understands pt needs
Deep learning - ANSWER motivated learner who really wants to understand all the
pieces, see how it all fits
able to answer questions at application level
Surface learning - ANSWER just memorize
flash cards
Strategic learning - ANSWER doing what is needed to get the grade
combination of surface and deep
4 ways to develop self-efficacy - ANSWER 1. one success leads to another
2. role models - you made a mistake and now watch me
3. verbal persuasion - come on you can do it
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Realism (ed) - ANSWER world is orderly
scientific
objectives
analysis
Perennialism (ed) - ANSWER RRR
its about important basics
Behaviorism (ed) - ANSWER stim - response
rewards
objectives
behavior can be modified
teacher centered
Ex: contracts, preprogrammed modules
Post modern ed philosophies - ANSWER social meaning of learning
there are different ways of learning:
Phenomenological
narrative pedagogy
humanism
caring curriculum
1
,feminism
emancipatory ed
Phenomonological (ed) - ANSWER meaning in the written word
Humanism (ed) - ANSWER maslow - self actualization
ed leads to personal happiness
ed leads us to jobs and money
feminism (ed) - ANSWER women are oppressed in the ed environment
democratic concepts
student ideas and opinions regularly contribute to learning
teacher is the guide by the side
respect different values
emancipatory - ANSWER pedagogy of the oppressed
we oppress students in the classroom
learning theories - ANSWER cognitivism or info processing theory
Carpers - ways of knowing
Munhall - unknowing
Benner - novice to expert
Carpers ways of knowing (L) - ANSWER Empirical - EBP/science/ tested outcomes
personal knowledge - how they feel in a situation/ previous experiences
ethical knowledge - attitudes morals big decisions
2
, esthetic - situational understanding
Munhill (L) - ANSWER Unknowing
the nurse can't know everything about the patient and has to be willing to learn from the pt
Benner (L) - ANSWER Novice to expert
novice relies on rules
advanced beginner - acceptable performance
competent - 2-3 years
Proficient - understand the situation
Expert- completely understands pt needs
Deep learning - ANSWER motivated learner who really wants to understand all the
pieces, see how it all fits
able to answer questions at application level
Surface learning - ANSWER just memorize
flash cards
Strategic learning - ANSWER doing what is needed to get the grade
combination of surface and deep
4 ways to develop self-efficacy - ANSWER 1. one success leads to another
2. role models - you made a mistake and now watch me
3. verbal persuasion - come on you can do it
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