Unit aim
Explores a range of approaches to clinical teaching and supervision, reflective practice and planning for clinical education. Participants engage with relevant professional standards, the cultures within their professions and the inter-relationship with other health disciplines. Various techniques of assessment and providing constructive feedback for clinical learning are evaluated.
Unit content
- Theories of teaching and learning
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The clinical supervision relationship
- Recognising opportunities for learning and teaching in the clinical environment
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The learning environment
- Clinical reasoning – principles and practice
- Developing a culture of evidence based practice in a clinical environment
- Promoting cultural and personal safety in a clinical environment
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Teaching methods in clinical supervision
- Modifying teaching skills for the clinical context
- Guiding students through clinical decision making, patient/health assessment, diagnosis, planning and management phases
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Assessment and feedback methods
- Processes of assessment in the clinical environment
- Providing feedback on assessment activities
- Implementing formative and summative assessment in a clinical context
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Reflection and reconstructing learning
- Principles of reflective practice
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Feedback and challenging situations
- Managing and using critical incidents in a clinical environment
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Developing as a teacher
- Building confidence in clinical teaching
Learning outcomes
Unit Learning Outcomes express learning achievement in terms of what a student should know, understand and be able to do on completion of a unit. These outcomes are aligned with the graduate attributes. The unit learning outcomes and graduate attributes are also the basis of evaluating prior learning.
Learning outcomes and graduate attributes
| On completion of this unit, students should be able to: | GA1 | GA2 | GA3 | GA4 | GA5 | GA6 | GA7 | |
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| 1 | critically discuss theories of teaching and learning in clinical contexts | Intellectual rigour | Ethical practice | Knowledge of a discipline | Lifelong learning | Communication and social skills | ||
| 2 | reflect on supervision of learning within complex interdisciplinary clinical environments | Intellectual rigour | Ethical practice | Knowledge of a discipline | Lifelong learning | Communication and social skills | ||
| 3 | critically examine current professional principles of clinical supervision | Intellectual rigour | Ethical practice | Knowledge of a discipline | Lifelong learning | Communication and social skills | ||
| 4 | evaluate learning experiences and assessment methods that reflect current best practice in clinical supervision | Intellectual rigour | Ethical practice | Knowledge of a discipline | Lifelong learning | Communication and social skills | ||
| 5 | demonstrate principles required for teaching reflective practice within a clinical context | Intellectual rigour | Ethical practice | Knowledge of a discipline | Lifelong learning | Communication and social skills | ||
| 6 | demonstrate strategies for providing constructive feedback in a clinical teaching and supervision context. | Intellectual rigour | Ethical practice | Knowledge of a discipline | Lifelong learning | Communication and social skills | ||
Teaching and assessment
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