Student-centred learning: the role and responsibility of the lecturer understanding of a student-centred approach, although the emphasis differed slightly between lecturers and students, highlighting some implications for on-going ... Alan,McCabe,Una,... - 《Teaching in Higher Education》 被引量: ...
It is then I really want to—and usually do—ask: 'What do you understand by that term?' This interest has led me to pursuing a doctoral project on this very subject: what do 'person-centred' practitioners mean, and what do they understand when they employ the term 'person-centred'?
What does patient-centred care mean for dentists?Defining patient-centred care in dentistry? A systematic review of the dental literature.doi:10.1038/sj.bdj.2016.818NoneBr Dent J
Are family-centred principles, functional goal setting and transition planning evident in therapy services for children with cerebral palsy? Background聽 Family-centred service, functional goal setting and co-ordination of a child's move between programmes are important concepts of rehabilitatio... J...
This child-centred approach draws on the ideas of Swiss psychologist Jean Piaget, and the constructivist theory that teaching takes place by engaging students in investigation. The EEF view: what does the research say? The research base on this area of teaching and learning is limited. However,...
What are the critical elements of client-centred therapy? What will be an ideal response? What are the beliefs about reality in reality therapy? Is collaborative therapy strength-based? How does emotionally-focused couples therapy work? What are interventions in reality therapy?
What does resiliency mean? What is a weakness of the clinical interview technique? A) What is resilience (definition)? B) Give an example of resilience. How can one build psychological resilience? What experiences are likely to promote resilience (or independence, or wisdom) during ...
secure SE and shape the child’s compassion towards themselves [9]. Such unconditional positive regard was already emphasised by Carl Rogers [10] within the framework of client-centred psychotherapy in order to provide clients with positive relational experiences and thus guide them to value and tre...
European Journal of Pediatrics (2022) 181:3805–3816 https://doi.org/10.1007/s00431-022-04609-2 REVIEW What does the best interests principle of the convention on the rights of the child mean for paediatric healthcare? Julian W. März1 Received: 9 April 2022 / ...
What are the critical elements of client-centred therapy? What will be an ideal response? How does family structure affect children's behavior? How does family structure affect child development? What is one weakness of personality assessments and inventories?