Title of article :
Teaching and Learning in Workplace: Contemporary Perspectives
Author/Authors :
Bhardwaj, Amit Hospital Sultanah Ismail - Department of Orthopaedics, Malaysia , Kavitha, Nagandla International Medical University - Department of Obstetrics and Gynaecology, Malaysia , Gupta, Esha Das International Medical University - Department of Internal Medicine, Malaysia , Bin Ibrahim, Saadon Hospital Sultanah Ismail - Department of Orthopaedics, Malaysia
Abstract :
Workplace learning is essentially informal that is unstructured, unintended and opportunistic from educational view point. Recall of factual knowledge and applying skills is central in workplace so learning becomes meaningful and evidence based. To maximise their learning, the learners must take active participation in their own learning, set goals and march towards achieving these goals. The objective of the teacher at this juncture is obliging to the needs of the learners and of the patients. This review aims to address the teaching and learning theories that impact the workplace learning, factors influencing workplace based learning, identifying opportunities for learning to occur parallel with work and strategies that maximise successful workplace learning.
Keywords :
Workplace , Teaching , Learning
Journal title :
Education in Medicine Journal(EIMJ)
Journal title :
Education in Medicine Journal(EIMJ)