In just a few years of preparation, emergency medicine (EM) trainees must achieve expertise across the broad spectrum of skills critical to the practice of the specialty. Though education occurs in many contexts, much learning occurs on the job, caring for patients under the guidance of clinical educators. The cognitive apprenticeship framework, originally described in primary and secondary edu...

Because students' ability to use statistics, which is mathematical in nature, is one of the concerns of educators, embedding within an e-learning system the pedagogical characteristics of learning is 'value added' because it facilitates the conventional method of learning mathematics. Many researchers emphasize the effectiveness of cognitive apprenticeship in learning and problem solving in the...

There is renewed interest in the institution of apprenticeship 1 The most obvious one is that a a number of reasons for the ng number of governments (the USA and in the European Union) are trying to strengthen the skill base of their future work force by establishing a new form of apprenticeship that fulfils some of the functions of traditional craft apprenticeships but takes into account their...

A growing number of learners join HE institutions through degree apprenticeships with a strong emphasis on both on-the-job and off-the-job training, apprentices sharing time between lecture theatres the workplace. In addition to meeting requirements, completion requires passing work-based end-point assessment (EPA). EPAs often include capstone project that is equivalent or dissertation plays cr...

Teachers’ past learning experiences, also referred to as “apprenticeship of observation,” can affect their beliefs and, in turn, teaching practices. This study focused on the apprenticeships observation Chilean novice English teachers and sought identify possible influence views an a foreign language context. The qualitative multiple case design gathered narratives 18 using open-ended survey in...