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Session Objectives
Mastery learning
Acquisition Competency Proficiency
BEmONC LRP: Ethiopia Best Practices in Maternal and Newborn Approach to Competency Based training
Discuss in pairs of two Following two-by-two discussion, have several people describe to the larger group how they learned to make a bread. Label as types of learning/teaching and use as reference examples throughout rest of session
Mastery learning
Assumes that all learners can master (learn) the required knowledge, attitudes or skills provided sufficient time is allowed and appropriate learning methods are used Goal: 100 percent of the learners will master the knowledge and skills on which the learning is based.
Stages of Learning
Skill acquisition, the learner sees others perform the skill and acquires a mental picture of the required steps. The learner then attempts to perform the procedure, usually needs assistance Skill competency Next, the learner practices until skill competency is achieved, and s/he can perform the procedure. Skill proficiency occurs with repeated practice over time. At this stage he/she effectively BEmONC LRP: Ethiopia Approach to Competency Based 7 performs the required skill or activity Best Practices in Maternal and Newborn training
And how does it help learning? Have you ever used it? If so, how/when?
Behavior modeling
When conditions are ideal, a person learns most rapidly and effectively from watching someone perform (model) a skill or activity Trainer must clearly demonstrate the skill or activity so that learners have a clear picture of the performance expected of them
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Competency-based Training
Learning by doing Focuses on the specific knowledge, attitudes and skills needed to carry out the procedure or activity How the learner performs (i.e., a combination of knowledge, attitudes and, most important, skills) is emphasized rather than just the information learned Competency in the new skill or activity is assessed objectively by evaluating overall BEmONC LRP: Ethiopia Approach to Competency Based performance 11 Best Practices in Maternal and Newborn training
Competency-based Training
Break down the skill or activity into essential steps Analyze each step to determine the most efficient and safe way to perform and learn it (standardization) Once a procedure has been standardized, develop competency-based learning guides and evaluation checklists to make learning the necessary steps or tasks easier and evaluating the learners performance more objective
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Coaching
An essential component of CBT First explain a skill or activity, then demonstrate it using an anatomic model or other training aid, such as a video Once the procedure has been demonstrated and discussed, observe the learners and guide them in learning the skill or activity, monitoring their progress and helping them overcome problems
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Coaching (contd)
Coaching ensures that the learner receives feedback regarding performance:
Before practice Teacher and learners meet briefly before each practice session to review the skill, activity, and/or tasks. During practiceTeacher observes, coaches and provides feedback to the learner as s/he performs the steps/tasks outlined in the learning guide After practiceImmediately after practice, the learning guide is used to discuss the learners performance, including strengths and specific suggestions for improvement. BEmONC LRP: Ethiopia Approach to Competency Based
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training
Use of anatomic models (and other learning aids) which closely simulate the human body Initially working with models rather than with patients allows learners to learn and practice new skills in a simulated setting
Reduces stress for the learner Reduces risk of injury and discomfort to the patient.
Put the patients/clients well-being first BEmONC LRP: Ethiopia Approach to Competency Based 15 Respect dignity, modesty, socio-cultural Best Practices in Maternal and Newborn training
Teaching methods
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Topic should be relevant Need participation & active involvement in the learning process
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Teaching methods
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How do you decide when a student is ready to begin working in a clinical situation (Clinical Practicum)?
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Skill competency
Only when skill competency has been demonstrated should learners have their first contact with a patient May be challenging in a pre-service education setting due to large numbers of learners Before any learner provides services to a patient, however, it is important that the learner demonstrate skill competency using models, role plays or simulations, especially for core skills
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Summary
When mastery learning, based on adult learning principles and behavior modeling, is integrated with CBT, the result is a powerful and extremely effective method for providing clinical training When humanistic training techniques are incorporated, training time and costs can be significantly reduced
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References
JHPIEGO. Clinical Training Skills for Reproductive Health Professionals, 2000. Baltimore. JHPIEGO. Advanced Training Skills for Reproductive Health Professionals, 2nd ed., 1998. Baltimore. Sullivan RL. The Competency-Based Approach to Training. 1995. Baltimore.
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