Curricular Themes
The words that fill the blanks to complete the first OT curriculum theme: "Effective Occupational Therapy Practice is _________-based and __________-centered."
What is occupation and client
"Effective OT practice is occupation-based and client-centered."
What are lectures and labs
The name of our national professional organization to which all students are required to join
Type of patient information that should never be posted on social media
What is confidential information (any identifying information including photos, names, detailed descriptions of diagnosis, condition)?
The first and most foundational learning skill in Bloom's taxonomy that is related to retrieving, recognizing and recalling relevant information from long-term memory
What is Knowledge?
The complete wording of the second curricular theme that describes "excellent occupational therapy practice."
What is, "Excellent occupational therapy practice is research-driven and evidence-based."
Situation when a doctor's note is required
What is when you will miss several classes due to illness.
The primary criteria for fieldwork placement
What is an optimal learning opportunity for the student?
Type of student information that must not be posted on social media
What is any academic information?
The second level of the taxonomy pyramid described as constructing meaning from oral, written, and graphic messages by exemplifying, summarizing, describing, explaining
What is Understand(ing)?
The complete wording of the curricular theme related to psychosocial aspects of human performance
Situation when it is required to email or call the instructor in advance
What is any time you will miss a lecture or lab session
Students' first point of contact for course-related concerns
Who is the course instructor/professor?
What is the Professional Behaviors Self-Evaluation form that is completed each spring semester (annually)?
What is "making judgments based on criteria and standards through checking and critiquing"?
In the 4th curricular theme, these three contexts "significantly shape occupational performance."
What are SOCIAL, CULTURAL, AND POLITICAL
The exam average policy
What is an average of 73% or higher on all exams for each first year and practice I and II classes in order to pass the class
The type of citation style OT students are expected to use in scholarly writing within the OT program
What is APA Style?
What are: 1) taking responsibility, 2)punctuality, 3) dependability, 4) clear/respectful communication
The two "a" words in the taxonomy, their order, and what they both mean
"Apply" -- the 3rd level. Defined as "carrying out/using a procedure through executing or implementing."
The 5th curricular theme and its relationship to OTs role
What is "Occupations take place in communities" and "OTs promote...full community participation for persons with and without disabilities."
The cumulative and semester GPA required to stay in good standing in the OT program?
What is 3.0?
Three sources for scholarships/funding for OT students
What are: 1) OT Department Professional Development Awards (for students to present at conferences), 2) American Occupational Therapy Foundation, 3) California Foundation for Occupational Therapy, 4) Psychiatric OT Association of CA?
What are: 1) meaningful, specific subject line, 2) use of succinct and professional language, 3) prompt response time (24-48 hours except over weekends), 4) Sentence case ?
The top, most complex level of the taxonomy and an example of how you would demonstrate this in OT practice
OT Examples: OTs creating adaptive equipment, setting up an office space to be ergonomically correct, designing a falls prevention program for adults with dementia