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Provides and explains new information to broaden the learner's expertise
What is teaching?
The act of taking new information and applying it appropriately
What is learning?
Assist nurses in furthering their knowledge and skill set
An organized system of teaching and learning that results in behavioral changes
Teaching patients important information that will increase their ability to care for themselves and their health
What is patient education?
Teaching nursing students how to collaborate with other healthcare services and the importance of patient care as a team effort
What is interprofessional education?
Consulting occupational therapy for a patient who has a broken hand
What is an example of interprofessional care?
Treating each patient uniquely and caring for their physical, mental, and spiritual needs while including them in decision-making
What is patient-centered care?
Rooted in idealism and realism; teacher imparts knowledge and student absorbs information
What is essentialism?
Memorization and recitation; passive learning
What is behaviorism?
moral development from adolescence to adulthood; social learning blended behaviorism and cognitive theories
What is moral and social learning theories?
Liberation from oppression; Empowerment
What is critical social theory?
Belief that students want to learn; focus on empowering students
What is humanistic learning theory?
What is constructivism?