Cognitive apprenticeship and teachers’ professional development

Nichol, Jon; Turner‐Bisset, Rosie

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“…Experience with the cognitive apprenticeship model is growing. It is a useful model in continuing professional development courses for pharmacists, teachers and for undergraduate medical students in clinical practice [15,18,19] . While we are aware of no continuing professional development courses for pharmacists that integrate mentorship, we note these are used extensively in other professions such as nursing.…”

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Evaluation of a multi staged professional development course for practising pharmacists in anticoagulation management

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International Journal of Pharmacy Practice

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Evaluation of a multi staged professional development course for practising pharmacists in anticoagulation management

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“…When it comes to teacher development and helping teachers become better at teaching, the use of CA has been identified as a positive way to accomplish this. This statement is supported by Nichol and Turner-Bisset (2006). who looked at teacher development of hundreds of teachers in the Nuffield Primary History Project (NPHP).…”

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Patient Education Using the Cognitive Apprenticeship Model: A Study for Rehabilitation Specialists

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First and foremost, I would not be at this stage without the support of my wife and children. Their sacrifice has made completion of this monumental task possible. My dear wife has sacrificed her time, hobbies, and energy in a selfless way to assist me on this journey. I am indebted to my brother, Alan Dye for convincing me to finish when I was ready to let go of it all. I must express gratitude for my parents, particularly my mother who always wanted to have a Dr.

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