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Bringing Sim to Life Lecture, featuring Janice Palaganas, PhD, APRN, ANEF, FAAN, FSSH and Jenny Rudolph, PhD. Embrace Your Hypocrisy: Creating Authentic Education
Start time: Tuesday, March 9, 2021, 11:00 AM End time: Tuesday, March 9, 2021, 12:00 PM CE Hours: 1.00 Session Type: Lecture Series Cost: $0.00
Learning Objective 1:
Analyze the root of ineffective behaviors
Learning Objective 2:
Create new ways of thinking about simulation-based education
Learning Objective 3:
Provide tips on restructuring faculty development courses to be deliberately developmental
Course Content:
This course is a general overview of the topic.
Course Overview:
Knowing is not doing. We see this in two ways: through our learners and through ourselves. In our learners, there are numerous frameworks that we teach to achieve collaboration in healthcare that when applied in practice, dissolve over time as other factors come into play when performing a task. These factors are those of reality—factors that happen in our day-to-day practice, emotions that occur naturally and behaviors that happen as a result. And while these factors are naturally at play, they undermine our learners ability to apply what they know to do—making what we teach ineffective beyond the simulation room. When we see this in simulation, we are either frustrated (i.e., “I just told them not to do that!”) or excited (i.e., “that’s what we’re going to talk about in the debriefing!”).
BUT, do we realize that we, the educators, do the same things? We do things that we know not to do--behaviors that we teach to be ineffective (e.g. not speaking up when we teach speaking up). By studying ourselves, we can understand the nuances of applied learning to practice. When we can detect our own hypocrisy, it can allow us to tackle nuances by trying new things. And in tackling and overcoming nuances by successfully changing our behaviors despite factors of reality, we have now uncovered a better way to teach what we teach. I call this “authentic” education.