No Series: Learning to Use Splints, Slings, and Compression Wraps

Learning to Use Splints, Slings, and Compression Wraps

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3 Comments

  • Private message to Veronica Miles

I like the I do, we do, you do method. In my opinion, this is a great way to learn and is exactly how I learn new things. I tend to see this method a lot and I find that students learn better this way.

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  • Private message to Syed Hasan

 I do, We do, and You do is a great teaching and learning strategy used in this video.

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  • Private message to janice anderson

In this viideo, the instructor opened class with a review from previous class to walk students into today's lesson.  Teacher gave objectives of today's lesson.  Teacher used props/modeled techniques she targeted students to learn.  Teacher asked questions thru out modeling to check students' knowledge while encouraging students to engage.  Teacher used students as 'live' patients to produce a real affect.  Teacher used the I Do; We Do, then You Do teaching/learning strategy.  Teacher provided peer-to-peer engagement opportunity to practice procedures introduced of using splints/slings.  Teacher also encouraged free/expressive speech to allow 'on-the-spot' questions wherein she provided immediate feedback.  

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