Clear and realistic learning objectives, preparation in terms of familiarity with the environment and staff roles, embedding the experience in the patient's journey/care pathways, faculty expectations being clearly communicated to clinical teaching staff and, perhaps above all, approachability of theatre staff are likely to improve the learning experience.
Creating a rich sensory experience to embed the learner in what can otherwise be a meaningless and abstract context can serve to deepen engagement, focus attention, and generate excitement (c.f., Johnson-Glenberg & Romanowicz, 2017 11.
In practice, that means many of the shows so far this season have been focused on attracting more public fanfare than ever before, with shopping embedded in the experience.
Decision making appeared to be embedded in the experience of significant others.
Therapeutic nihilism appears to, at least in part, be embedded in the experience of stigma.
At the same time, that argument reinforces the more central point that self-assessment alone can not be relied upon as a mechanism for judging one's overall skill level as every situation is inevitably a narrow sample of a broader domain that cannot be fully anticipated until the individual is embedded within the experience.
This is not only because the Japanese actors, speaking in their own language, give such vivid and varied performances, but also because the film, in its every particular, seems deeply and un-self-consciously embedded in the experiences of the characters they play.
An equivalent "embed" experience in the country would take a different form.
These are certainly embedded experiences — they are experiences of the failure of certain religious propositions.
Leeds University has a policy of embedding work experience in the curriculum, and Sheffield Hallam employs "enterprise officers" to teach academics how to pass on employability skills, such as teamwork and presentation, during their regular classes.
