Flippin' Education: A New Pedagogy for Paramedic Students?

Authors: Phillips, P.

Journal: Journal of Paramedic Practice: the clinical monthly for emergency care professionals

Volume: 8

Issue: 7

Pages: 338-342

Publisher: M A Healthcare

ISSN: 1759-1376

Abstract:

This article presents a case study in which the author piloted the flipped classroom on a cohort of paramedic science students at a UK higher education institution. The flipped classroom will be explained alongside the rationale for considering it as a good pedagogical addition for paramedic students. As a new pedagogy, the flipped classroom will be considered against what is currently known about learning theories and teaching styles. There are potential drawbacks to this method of teaching and learning and these will be discussed, as will suggestions to mitigate these drawbacks. Finally, the impact upon the students will be considered and the author will comment

https://eprints.bournemouth.ac.uk/24877/

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Flippin' Education: A New Pedagogy for Paramedic Students?

Authors: Phillips, P.

Journal: Journal of Paramedic Practice

Volume: 8

Issue: 7

Pages: 338-342

ISSN: 2041-9457

Abstract:

This article presents a case study in which the author piloted the flipped classroom on a cohort of paramedic science students at a UK higher education institution. The flipped classroom will be explained alongside the rationale for considering it as a good pedagogical addition for paramedic students. As a new pedagogy, the flipped classroom will be considered against what is currently known about learning theories and teaching styles. There are potential drawbacks to this method of teaching and learning and these will be discussed, as will suggestions to mitigate these drawbacks. Finally, the impact upon the students will be considered and the author will comment

https://eprints.bournemouth.ac.uk/24877/

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