Critical Thinking Videos

[Dawn Bloemer]

Hi Everyone,

 

Videos are a great tool to build critical thinking skills in paramedic students.  I am looking for videos of scenarios that students can critique. Anyone have any ideas?  Do you use video critiquing in your classes?  Last year, one of our instructors used a real trauma scenario caught on tape.  The students were able to see the mistakes that the medics were making as well as what the medics did well. 

[Bill Young]

Dawn,

I think that video is an excellent way to go.  In the spirit of "see one, do one, teach one", I have started developing videos of the psychomotor skills.  Some are done perfectly and some have minor and/or critical errors within them.  Towards the end of the class, I post them on Blackboard and the students are required to become the "evaluator".  They receive a grade based upon how they do in this role.

On Thu, Aug 7, 2014 at 9:20 AM, Dawn Bloemer <dbloem...@kctcs.edu> wrote:

Hi Everyone,

 

Videos are a great tool to build critical thinking skills in paramedic students.  I am looking for videos of scenarios that students can critique. Anyone have any ideas?  Do you use video critiquing in your classes?  Last year, one of our instructors used a real trauma scenario caught on tape.  The students were able to see the mistakes that the medics were making as well as what the medics did well. 

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