MLS 213: Principles and Strategies in Teaching Medical Laboratory Science

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Question-and-answer flashcards covering key concepts from the MLS 213 course notes.

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What is the main aim of this course introduction (MLS 213)?

To discuss medical laboratory science education’s philosophical, socio-anthropological, legal, and psychological foundations and the processes and procedures involved, define the role of the medical laboratory scientist as a health educator, and explain clinical teaching and microteaching that simulate the health education interaction in the MLS setting.

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What are the four foundational bases of education highlighted in the module?

Philosophical, socio-anthropological, legal, and psychological foundations.

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What are the 11 course learning outcomes of MLS 213?

1) Apply education principles as a health educator in MLS; 2) Analyze MLS educational issues in the Philippine setting; 3) Evaluate MLS education policies and programs; 4) Employ MLS education strategies in the clinical setting; 5) Prepare teaching units applicable in MLS; 6) Create effective instructional materials for MLS education; 7) Construct effective evaluative tools in MLS education; 8) Demonstrate appropriate practice in clinical setting; 9) Communicate effectively orally and in writing using English and Filipino; 10) Adhere to sound educational principles in MLS teaching; 11) Value the teaching profession in the holistic development of professionals.

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What are ENGAGE, EXPLORE, EXPLAIN, ELABORATE, and EVALUATE in the module structure?

They are the five-phase instructional sequence used in the module to guide learning activities: engage, explore, explain, elaborate, evaluate.

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What are the three definitional views of education summarized in Table 1?

An input, a process, and an output.

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What do enculturation and acculturation mean in the socio-anthropological foundations?

Enculturation is the acquisition of one’s own culture; acculturation is the acquisition of another culture.

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In Perennialism, what is the role of the school?

A thinking institution that promotes high cognitive development and develops moral character.

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In Realism, what is the role of the teacher?

Help students realize natural forces; develop initiative and the ability to control learners’ experiences; help learners derive meanings from their experiences.

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In Pragmatism/Experimentalism, what is the role of the teacher?

Facilitator of group work.

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What are the three main functions of education in the socio-anthropological foundations?

Socialization, selection/allocation, and legitimization.

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What is RA 10931 known for?

Universal Access to Quality Tertiary Education Act.

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Name the Philippine legal bases mentioned for education.

BP 232 (Education Act of 1982); 1987 Philippine Constitution; RA 7796; RA 9155; RA 10533; RA 10931; RA 10678.

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What are the learners’ development themes in Educational Psychology (Table 3)?

Learners’ stages of physical, cognitive, social, emotional, and moral development; differences in motivation and engagement, intelligences, and other psychosocial factors.

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What are the three learning theories mentioned under Instruction and Assessment in Table 3?

Behaviorist, cognitive, and humanistic views.

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What are the themes in the psychological awareness of educators (Table 3)?

Management of classroom behavior; management of conflict and bullying; gender and cultural sensitivity; mental health issues awareness.

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What are the three types of curriculum described in education?

Formal curriculum, extra-curricular curriculum, and hidden curriculum.

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What is the meaning of the learning environment in this module?

A conducive setting for fruitful learning experiences designed to maximize the acquisition and transmission of learning.

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What is the definition of curriculum and its three forms?

Curriculum is the core content to be learned; forms include formal curriculum (approved contents), extracurricular (supplements), and hidden (learned implicitly).

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What are the four main components of the educational process?

The learner, the teacher, the learning environment, and the curriculum.

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How has the role of the teacher evolved in contemporary education?

From a master of the discipline to a facilitator and co-creator of knowledge with learners.

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What is the purpose of CMO No. 13, Series 2017 (Annex A) for MLS programs?

To establish policies, standards, and guidelines for the BS in Medical Technology/MLS program.

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What does the Elaborate activity rubric assess?

Content accuracy and adherence to the rubric, as well as writing mechanics and clarity.