Teaching for Learning in Clinical Setting - Ward Based Teaching

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What is the purpose of the 'Micro skills' of teaching, also known as the one-minute preceptor?

  • To discourage postgraduate trainees from active engagement in the learning process
  • To structure daily teaching during patient care encounters (correct)
  • To focus solely on encouraging learners to give their conclusions without rationale
  • To provide a complex framework for long teaching sessions

In the one-minute preceptor model, what does the Teacher aim to achieve in Step 1 - Getting a commitment?

  • Discourage learners from expressing their reasoning
  • Provide conclusions and plans to learners
  • Focus on the teacher's conclusions rather than learner input
  • Encourage learners to articulate their opinions on diagnosis and management (correct)

What is the Teacher's role in Step 2 of the micro-skills model?

  • Reject all learner commitments without discussion
  • Decide on a diagnosis without learner input
  • Encourage learners to keep their rationale private
  • Encourage learners to think out loud and provide evidence for their commitments (correct)

Why is it important for the Teacher to create a safe learning environment in the one-minute preceptor model?

<p>To make learners feel safe enough to risk expressing their opinions (C)</p> Signup and view all the answers

What does Step 3 of the micro-skills model aim to teach?

<p>Encouraging learners to apply learning from one situation to others (B)</p> Signup and view all the answers

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