Broad statements describing what an institution aims to achieve through its curriculum.
What are program goals?
The domain concerned with acquisition of knowledge.
What is the cognitive domain?
Traditional method with one-way delivery of information to a large audience.
What is a lecture?
Common small-group strategy used to promote self-directed learning in problem-solving format.
What is problem-based learning (PBL)?
Using points, badges, and leaderboards to make learning fun.
What is gamification?
Specific observable abilities integrating knowledge, skills, and attitudes in CBME.
What are competencies?
The domain involving manual or physical skills.
What is the psychomotor domain?
Strategy to make lectures interactive using brief pauses for reflection or questions.
What is the pause procedure / think–pair–share?
Facilitator-led group discussion where each member contributes experiences and insights.
What is a tutorial?
Platform used for creating live quizzes and polls in classrooms.
What is Kahoot or Quizizz?
Statements describing what a learner will be able to do at the end of a session.
What are specific learning objectives/outcomes (SLOs)?
This domain deals with attitudes, ethics, and professionalism.
What is the affective domain?
Interactive method using clinical scenarios to engage the whole class.
What is case-based learning (CBL)?
Peer-to-peer learning where students teach each other under guidance.
What is peer-assisted learning (PAL)?
A quiz game format often used to revise lessons interactively.
What is a Jeopardy game?
This document lists all competencies, learning objectives, and methods for each subject in CBME.
What is the competency mapping document / logbook?
Bloom’s taxonomy belongs to this domain.
What is the cognitive domain?
Polling system used to increase engagement during lectures.
What is an audience response system (ARS)?
Structured workplace-based method involving observation and feedback on a procedural skill.
What is DOPS (Direct Observation of Procedural Skills)?
Using case simulations or virtual patients for learning clinical reasoning.
What is simulation-based learning?
The relationship between goals, competencies, and SLOs in curriculum design.
What is constructive alignment?
Dave’s taxonomy is associated with this domain of learning.
What is the psychomotor domain?
When the teacher uses questions progressively to guide learners to an answer.
What is the Socratic method?
Small-group activity where participants analyze a clinical event to identify learning issues.
What is a critical incident analysis?
Game-based method where learners solve clues to “escape” by applying subject knowledge.
What is an escape-room activity?