This finding suggests that these elements, which require internally-motivated behaviour and are associated with both being a professional doctor and a good doctor, should be a starting point upon which medical educators can scaffold discussion about professionalism.
Therefore, this work presents a collaborative reading annotation system with a reading annotation and interactive discussion scaffold (CRAS-RAIDS) for improving reading performance in collaborative digital reading environments.
This requires work on the part of educators, who must carefully consider how to introduce and scaffold topics for discussion (or allow students to select them), and how they help set collective norms for respectful discourse.
In our experience, well-designed manipulatives provide prior-knowledge scaffolds for discussion, prediction testing, problem solving, and formative assessment.
On days 2 and 3 for the treatment group, the students and instructor engaged in whole-class discussions about their everyday experiences with evolution concepts (and related misconceptions) and their usefulness; the instructor scaffolded various "reseeing" experiences throughout the discussions.
Stage 2 scaffolded the student's approach to creative problem solving with a focused discussion of research on the role affect plays in problem solving.
Dome will be scaffolded for 2 yrs.
Scaffolded homework not only provides the deliberate practice required for mastery of course concepts, but also frees up in-class time for discussing, unpacking, and examining these concepts further through Socratic dialogue and small-group discussion.
The six questions in the interview guide were also used to scaffold the focus-group discussions.
We agree that we have used the word "scaffold" too freely and in the revision we now mention this concept only in the discussion.
> In this sequence about Graham's opinion of a birthday party they attended, Alex uses three test questions to scaffold Graham's participation in the discussion.
