True Teaching Expertise

Doctors use that knowledge and combine it with an understanding of clinical practice, the complex systems involved with human health, and details of their patient's past and present health to create a clinical expertise. [...]like medical-related research, these studies give us statistical aver...

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Published inThe Education digest Vol. 82; no. 4; p. 17
Main Author Mascio, Bryan
Format Magazine Article
LanguageEnglish
Published Ann Arbor Prakken Publications, Inc 01.12.2016
Subjects
Classrooms
Cytology
Educational Philosophy
Educational Research
Expertise
Grade 10
Knowledge
Learning
Manipulative Materials
Medical research
Motor Vehicles
Philosophy
Physicians
Researchers
Short Term Memory
Students
Studies
Teacher Education Programs
Teacher Improvement
Teachers
Teaching
Teaching (Occupation)
Teaching Methods
Theory
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Summary:Doctors use that knowledge and combine it with an understanding of clinical practice, the complex systems involved with human health, and details of their patient's past and present health to create a clinical expertise. [...]like medical-related research, these studies give us statistical averages of how a typical student learns, average responses to highly controlled laboratory tests, and the likely effect of a particular intervention within a limited sample of students. Teaching expertise makes good use of research by integrating it with practitioner insights, the complex systems involved in human development, and a deep understanding of individual students' needs and context.
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ISSN:0013-127X
1949-0275