Co-constructing Simulations with Learners: Roles, Responsibilities, and Impact
Co-constructed simulations were designed and piloted with senior occupational therapy master's students in a neurorehabilitation practice module. The instructor served as the guide for the students through all phases of the case creation, simulation development, delivery, and debrief. The instr...
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Main Authors: | Diane E. MacKenzie (Author), Kathleen E. Collins (Author), Mylene J. Guimond (Author), Abby C. Hunter (Author), Kassia J. Jurcina (Author), Johanna L. McDonald (Author), Nikki L. Richards (Author), Stephanie. H. Sinclair (Author), Kelsey Y. Taylor (Author) |
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