On Rest-from-Deliberate-Learning as a Mechanism for the Spacing Effect: Commentary on Chen et al. (2021)     

Sana  Faria  Yan  Veronica X.  Carvalho  Paulo F. 《Educational Psychology Review》2022,34(3):1843-1850

Educational Psychology Review - In their recent paper, Chen et al. (Educational Psychology Review, 2021) propose that rest periods between deliberate learning characterize the spacing effect and...  相似文献   

Chinese export watercolours: Employing enzymes,rigid gels,and micro-emulsions for the removal of stains,adhesive and backings     

Melissa Lewis  Teresa Coleman 《文物保护研究》2014,59(5):S92-S95

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The changing role of the secondary principal in the United States: An historical perspective     

Rebecca H. Goodwin  Michael L. Cunningham  Teresa Eagle 《Journal of educational administration and history》2005,37(1):1-17

This paper reviews the historical development of the secondary principalship in the US and examines how the current role of the principal is a result of historical forces. The authors consider a preferred future for the principalship and present recommendations for change.  相似文献   

Community work, values and the Left     

George Teresa Smith 《Higher Education Quarterly》1978,32(2):199-206

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Voices From Within: Community and Law in Three Prison Narratives     

Teresa Godwin Phelps 《Journal of American culture (Malden, Mass. : 2003)》1992,15(1):69-73

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Using Simulation and Patient Role Play to Teach Electrocardiographic Rhythms to Physical Therapy Students     

Nancy Smith  Sharon Prybylo  Teresa Conner-Kerr 《Cardiopulmonary Physical Therapy Journal》2012,23(1):36-42

Purpose

The aims of the study were to differentiate: (1) physical therapy (PT) students’ preferred method for learning electrocardiographic (ECG) recognition utilizing standardized patient (SP) and human patient simulation (HPS) approaches, (2) the impact of HPS or SP on confidence in interpreting ECG, and 3) the effect of HPS or SP on students’ ability to make clinical decisions based upon ECG interpretation.

Methods

“Three educational methods were employed to teach ECG recognition to two different years of novice PT students enrolled in a cardiopulmonary physical therapy class. First, all students had a traditional lecture on ECG. Following the lecture, two problem-based learning (PBL) approaches were utilized. One approach used a SP and paper ECG strips, and the second approach utilized HPS with simulated ECG monitoring.”¹ Following the two PBL approaches, a post instructional survey regarding the learning experiences was conducted. Following instruction, each cohort (n = 24, n = 29) of PT students was given a mixed methods survey about their experience.

Results

Survey return rate amongst both cohorts was 77%. Independent sample of individual cohort and paired t-tests of combined data comparing HPS to SP revealed a strong preference for HPS (p = 0.003 (2008 cohort) and p = 0.0001 (2010 cohort)) and combined cohort (p = 0.0001). There were no significant differences in responses between cohorts or preference between the HPS method and the use of SP and HPS combined. Additionally, 75% of respondents either strongly agreed or agreed that they felt confident with their skill in ECG interpretation as presented with HPS or SP. 90% either strongly agreed or agreed that they understood how the ECG relates to patient treatment. Summative assessment utilizing HPS revealed that students were competent in their performance in ECG recognition and clinical decision making related to patient treatment.¹

Conclusion

Data support that HPS was the preferred method to improve student confidence in ECG recognition and interpretation.Key Words: human patient simulation, electrocardiography, critical care management, educational technology  相似文献   

Students' perceptions of fairness in peer assessment: evidence from a problem-based learning course     

Ana Carvalho 《Teaching in Higher Education》2013,18(5):491-505

This paper describes the experience of peer assessment in a problem-based learning course in a Portuguese university, and presents the results of a survey of 120 students who attended the course over seven semesters. Cluster analysis revealed that students group into two distinct clusters with significantly different experiences of peer assessment. Although the larger cluster (70%) expressed a positive experience, the other group perceived peer assessment results and final marks to be unfair, and reported incidents of friendship-marking and conflict arising from peer assessment. Results show that perceptions of fairness (both regarding peer assessment and final marks) are very much associated with those problems. We reflect on these findings to explore implications for practice as well as future research.  相似文献   

‘Giving voice’ in research processes: an inclusive methodology for researching into social exclusion in Spain     

Susana Rojas  Teresa Susinos  Adelina Calvo 《International Journal of Inclusive Education》2013,17(2):156-173

This article seeks to illustrate how a research study that claims to be inclusive should incorporate into its development, decisions of methodological flexibility that enable voice to be given to all participants regardless of their personal conditions. The changes carried out in the techniques, procedures or in the kind of questions used in the research, illustrate how young persons can be involved in the building of scientific and academic knowledge that is being generated about them. This work forms part of a more extensive line of inquiry that started a number of years ago by two Spanish universities (Cantabria and Seville).  相似文献   

Book Reviews     

Lee Stewart Ed.D.  Christy M. Rhodes MS  William H. Young EdD  Deborah T. Carran  Teresa Craig Evans  Joan C. Fingon 《Mentoring & Tutoring: Partnership in Learning》2013,21(3):47-52

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DNA as a Work of Art: Processes of Semiosis between Contemporary Art and Biology     

Marie Fulková  Teresa M. Tipton 《The International Journal of Art & Design Education》2013,32(1):83-96

When A Genomic Portrait – Sir John Sulston by Mark Quinn appeared in the London National Portrait Gallery's exhibition in 2001/2, the ensuing public controversy over its portrayal raised a number of questions about the representation of a publicly known figure. Because the portrait was the Gallery's first contemporary commission using specialised, scientific procedures in its creation, a number of issues arose surrounding its authenticity. How questions of authenticity are answered depends upon how the viewer reads aspects of scientific coding as it functions within the artistic domain. This is a form of visual literacy that depends on the viewer's ability to lift the veil that operates between coding systems and the context of their use. Literacy in this case is built upon the relationship between visual interpretation and ascribed systems of meaning within the context of their recontextualisations. By playing with the intersections between artistic and scientific discourses, the authors investigate how the representation of identity functions as a polysemy across different semiotic domains. Using visual semiotics to examine the intersections between sign systems across these domains, some of the communication aspects of how new modes of art function in present‐day communities are provoked. By illustrating the complexity of this process as a part of transforming expert knowing into pedagogical practice, support is given for improving teacher education in the arts and cultural domain.  相似文献