Resistance may also be a function of low self-efficacy/confidence in applying the skills being taught or perceived relevance to practice.
In addition, the participants also responded in the follow-up (3 months) questionnaires that the most skills that they applied in teaching had been mainly learnt from itinerant and circuit bedsides, and PE teaching demonstrations, postcourse training workshop and videotapes (table 4).
During each six-month programme, around 25 students are taught basic life skills, including English and maths, and given rudimentary training in applying for jobs.
Faculty members' clinical skills may be improved and communication with the teaching hospitals may be facilitated, as in Langan's study, by engaging faculty members in clinical practice and in applying theory to actual patient care [ 7].
(R1) In analysing the data it became clear that the context in which respondents function had significant enabling or constraining influences in terms of applying their teaching and learning skills.
Outcome 3: Apply pedagogical skills in teaching course content by leading seminar topics.
For teaching physical examination skills, Irby's three stages of clinical teaching were applied (Preparation, Teaching and Reflection).
"The latter is heavily neglected in most contemporary graphic design," notes the artist, explaining that making the signs taught him "pure skill, applying techniques that require discipline and dedication.
The concept of learning in a practical room was in the past only applied to teaching laboratory skills, but now most schools want to develop a new style skills laboratory for practice of clinical and other skills.
That's important: it means the pupils can be taught a particular skill, and then apply it in their ordinary lessons.
Studies show that efficient workplace teaching schemes allowexpert practitioners to teach staff to integrate several different knowledge forms and skills, applying a holisticknowledge approach.
