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The Learning Theory
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Kawa model
- Learner leads with guidance of facilitator
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Vygotsky
- Social interaction
- Scaffolding
- Zone of proximal Development
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The Process
- Scaffolding
- Types of Activities
- Relationship Building
- Self directed learning
- Online learning
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The Assessment
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School of occupational therapy
- Assessment committee
- Writing case based scenario - complex neuro
- Written vs Oral
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Vivas across three years
- Role of lecturer
- scaffolding towards final assessment
- engagement with learning
- NZQA levels
- Practical
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The Content
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School of Occupational Therapy
- Levels of NZQA
- Theory/Models
- Practical
- Fieldwork support
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Professional Perspective
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Hospital-based
- Dysphagia management
- Intro into how to do qualitative research
- Cultural model of occupational therapy
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Practical
- skating
- preschool skill building
- English language
- Variable between three years
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The Learner Profile
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Culture
- gender
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age
- preschool, adolescents, adults, older adults
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ethnicity
- Kawa model
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language
- English second language, dysphasia
- socioeconomic status
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Learning Styles
- auditory
- visual
- kinesthetic
- reading/writer
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Prior Experience/Knowledge
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Professionals
- allied health
- medical staff
- community partners
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Students
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Otago polytech
- Bachelors level
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University of Toronto OT students
- Masters level
- University of Toronto nursing students
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Clients
- parents, children, family members, service users
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Practical
- volunteer roles
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The Facilitator
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Experience
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Expectations
- Masters level experience
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Cross cultural
- Canada, Mexico, New Zealand - multicultural
- Integration of feedback
- Mentors
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Values/Beliefs
- Self reflection
- knowledge of culture
- Professionalism
- Organisation
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The Learning Environment
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School of Occupational Therapy
- Set-up
- Technology requirements
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Professional Perspective
- Invited Speaker - Thailand
- Tertiary Mental Health Hospital
- Otago Polytechnic
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TESOL
- Mexico
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Practical
- Skating
- Watch assumptions
- Compatibility?