The purpose of this online course is to introduce students to the currently-accepted best practices in clinical education. It will cover clinical instruction, mentorship, and preceptorship. Students will be introduced to instructional techniques in the clinical setting. Theoretical approaches to teaching and learning in clinical education are covered along with hands-on teaching and learning strategies. The course will also cover basic methods of addressing interpersonal issues that may impact learning.
Credits
3.0
Cost
$843.03 - $843.05 See individual course offerings below for actual costs.
This is an online course. Access is through learn.bcit.ca or my.bcit.ca. Students do not need to purchase any texts from the BCIT Bookstore for this course. Information on accessing the required free open source text and other online materials will be provided to registered students in their myBCIT account.
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Status
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In Progress
Winter 2019
Below is one offering of this course for the Winter 2019 term.
This is an online course. Access is through learn.bcit.ca or my.bcit.ca. Program approval required to register. Contact program assistant for approval. Students do not need to purchase any texts from the BCIT Bookstore for this course. Information on accessing the required free open source text and other online materials will be provided to registered students in their myBCIT account.
Status
Learning Outcomes
Upon successful completion of this course, you will be able to:
Compare and contrast the differences between clinical instruction, mentorship, and preceptorship.
Discuss the importance of clinical education.
Describe the instructional role as it relates to medical imaging.
Analyze the theoretical approaches to teaching and learning in the clinical setting.
Discuss the methods of giving constructive feedback.
Demonstrate effective methods in giving and receiving feedback.
Compare and contrast the common areas of conflict in clinical education.
Discuss basic strategies in addressing interpersonal issues in clinical education.
Understand and apply authentic assessment strategies in clinical education.
Create a positive learning environment conducive to constructive clinical education.
Effective as of Fall 2018
Related Programs
BSCH 6100 is offered as a part of the following programs:
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Classroom Locations
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