从一年级学生经历的挑战中脱颖而出的变革性学习

Journal, physical therapy education Pub Date : 2023-03-01 Epub Date: 2022-10-31 DOI:10.1097/JTE.0000000000000250
Margaret M Plack, Marjorie Johnson Hilliard, Ellen Costello, Karen Huhn, Joyce Maring, William E Healey
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介绍物理治疗博士(PT)(DPT)项目非常严格,学生们报告说面临着巨大的挑战。教师可能没有意识到这些挑战的严重性,错过了支持学生学习的机会。本文的目的是描述影响学生应对能力的因素,以及他们从应对自我识别的挑战中吸取的教训。文献综述。鉴于围绕DPT学生心理健康问题的证据越来越多,教育工作者正在探索支持学生幸福感和促进他们专业发展的方法。受试者。这项研究是对来自3所私立大学的DPT一年级学生进行的一项大型多站点研究的组成部分。方法。参与者提交了书面叙述,以回应旨在更好地理解第一年挑战的重大事件问卷。反应被排除在外,研究人员对参与视而不见,并始终保持保密。对定性数据分析采用了共识驱动的解释主义方法。确保可信度的策略包括研究人员的三角测量、同行评审、长期参与和使用丰富的描述。后果对70份回复进行了分析。提出了两个主要主题:(1)学生描述了学习环境的内部和外部因素,这些因素抑制和促进了他们应对挑战的能力;(2)学生分享了学业成功和克服挑战的经验教训,包括新行为的发展、自我意识的增强以及个人和职业的成长。讨论和结论。在先前工作的基础上,对DPT一年级学生的生活经历的分析揭示了一个通过挑战进行转型学习的过程。这一过程强调了承认和支持学生在PT学校学习过程中发生的重要附带学习的重要性。只关注内容知识、技能甚至批判性思维的教师可能不会认识到并支持偶然发生的学习,可能会错过重要的转型学习机会。
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Transformative Learning Emerging From Challenges First-Year Students Experienced.

Introduction: Doctor of physical therapy (PT) (DPT) programs are rigorous, and students report facing overwhelming challenges. Faculty may not be cognizant of the extent of these challenges and miss opportunities to support student learning. The purpose of this article is to describe factors affecting student coping abilities and the lessons they learned from managing their self-identified challenges.

Review of literature: Given the growing body of evidence surrounding mental health issues in DPT students, educators are exploring ways to support student well-being and promote their professional development.

Subjects: This study is a component of a larger multisite study of first-year DPT students from 3 private universities.

Methods: Participants submitted written narratives in response to a critical incident questionnaire designed to better understand first-year challenges. Responses were deidentified, researchers were blinded to participation, and confidentiality was maintained throughout. A consensus-driven interpretivist approach to qualitative data analysis was used. Strategies to ensure trustworthiness included triangulation of researchers, peer review, prolonged engagement, and use of thick rich descriptions.

Results: Seventy responses were analyzed. Two major themes are presented: (1) students described factors internal and external to the learning environment that inhibited and facilitated their ability to cope with challenges and (2) students shared academic successes and lessons learned from overcoming challenges, including the development of new behaviors, enhanced self-awareness, and personal and professional growth.

Discussion and conclusion: Building on previous work, analysis of the lived experiences of first-year DPT students revealed a process of transformational learning through challenge. This process highlights the importance of recognizing and supporting the significant incidental learning that occurs in our students during their journey through PT school. Faculty focusing solely on content knowledge, skills, and even critical thinking may not recognize and support the incidental learning occurring and may be missing significant transformational learning opportunities.

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