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MEDICAL EDUCATION JEOPARDYMike Fisher and Doan Le

with production support fromJeff Schaefer

January 14, 2009

SingleJeopardy

Rules• Self-score

• Select a box… go around the room

• Selector has first stab…

• Selector can ‘phone a friend’

• We’re all friends so chime in if you like

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Small Group

Engagement

Bloom’s Taxonomy Zzz-zzz-z

What youtalkin bout

Willis?

Med EdTrivia

Medical Education Jeopardy

DoubleJeopardy

FinalJeopardy

Bloom’s Taxonomy100

Topic I 100 Question

At this level, students can List, Name, Identify, and Define…

What is Knowledge Level?

Topic I 100 AnswerSingle

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Bloom’s Taxonomy200

At this level, students can Give Examples, Explain, Interpret, and Demonstrate an Understanding of the Facts…

Topic I 200 Question

What is the Comprehension Level?

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Bloom’s Taxonomy300

At this level, students can Generalize, Apply, Prepare, Choose, and Use Knowledge in New Settings…

Topic I 300 Answer

What is the Application Level?

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Bloom’s Taxonomy400

• At these levels students can Compare, Differentiate, Find Evidence to Support Generalizations and Compile Knowledge in New Ways, Propose Alternatives, Create and Plan…

Topic I 400 Question

What are Analysis and Synthesis

Levels?

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Bloom’s Taxonomy500

At this level, students can Critique, Appraise, Judge Performance / Information…

Topic I 500 Question

What is the Evaluation Level?

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Small Group Engagement100

Topic II 100 Question

Ask each student to jot down the answer to the question. This task allows students time to think before being asked to respond to the question…

What is a ‘Work Alone Task?

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Small Group Engagement200

In pairs, students will discuss the situation and come up with the answer…

Topic II 200 Question

What is the Think-Pair-Share? (Learning Dyads)

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Small Group Engagement300

In pairs, discuss case and come up with answer or knowledge gaps, then bring ideas to a mini-group to fill in gaps, and then report back to the entire group…

Topic II 300 Question

What is the Snow Ball?

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Small Group Engagement400

Inner group discuss case while outer group listens. Outer Group looks for theses, patterns, and give inner group feedback…

Topic II 400 Question

What is the Fishbowl?

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Small Group Engagement500

Divide group into 4 smaller groups and give each group a different color marker. Break down question into 4 components. Ask group to rotate around room writing on 4 large papers with each group adding to the previous groups…

Topic II 500 Question

What is the Carousal?

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Zzz-zzz-z100

This suggested power point font type is also a name for an undersea heroine…

Topic III 100 Question

What is Arial?

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Zzz-zzz-z200

• This first component of the BOPPPS model is also used to cross the bow river…

Topic III 200 Question

What is ‘Bridge’?

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Zzz-zzz-z300

You’d want to avoid getting hit by one of these and avoid putting them on your Power point slide…

Topic III 300 Question

What are Bullets?

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Zzz-zzz-z400

Best to leave these to Saturday mornings and out of your slides…

Topic III 400 Question

What are Animations?

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The College of Physicians and Surgeons have prohibited the running of this video…

Zzz-zzz-z500

This “spinning of yarns” is a useful aspect to effective learning….

Topic III 500 Question

What is Telling a Story?

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“What you talkin bout Willis?”100

This Canadian/British collaboration serves as the name for our communication framework…

Topic IV 100 Question

What is the Calgary Cambridge Guide?

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An oxymoron squared!

“What you talkin bout Willis?”200

This effective teaching strategy is also the home for our scaly friend! Moreover, it will or has appeared in another Jeopardy Question…

Topic IV 200 Question

What is the Fishbowl?

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“What you talkin bout Willis?”300

This mnemonic for communications feedback technique may also be used when greeting a friend in Hawaii…

Topic IV 300 Question

What is ALOBA?

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“What you talkin bout Willis?”400

This area of physician competency allows for effective communication within the whole health care team…

Topic IV 400 Question

What is Relational Competence?

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“What you talkin bout Willis?”500

DAILY DOUBLE!!!!!!!wager please

Topic IV 500 Question

ALOBA stands for…

Hey Jeopardy Slide Dude…click here once, then again before the Action Box…

What is anAgenda-led outcome analysis?

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Med Ed Trivia100

The Latin word ‘Physician’ means…

a)healer

b)tribal elder

c)teacher

d)plumber

Topic V 100 Question

What is Teacher?

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Med Ed Trivia 200

The proto-typical lecturer who provided Wit, Charm, and Great Looking Slides…. but no useful content…

a) Dr. Myron L. Foxb) Dr. Morton H. Peabodyc) Dr. Jeffrey P Schaefer

Topic V 200 Question

Who is Dr. Myron L. Fox?An actor with fake credentials, a title and a

wonderful personality but no content was highly rated by groups of people who should know better…

Postman and Weingartner emphasized that "it is the sign of a competent crap detector that he is not completely captivated by the arbitrary abstractions of the community in which he happened to grow up." 

Journal of Medical Education, vol. 48, July 1973, p. 630-635 http://www.er.uqam.ca/nobel/r30034/PSY4180/Pages/Naftulin.html

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Med Ed Trivia 300

The piece missing from the four step procedures teaching paradigm… consistent with the Calgary General Hospital…

Demonstration ??????? Comprehension Performance

Topic V 300 Question

What is Deconstruction?

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Med Ed Trivia 400

Anyone of the four ingredients of STRESS….

Topic V 400 Question

What are Novelty, Unpredictability, Threat to Ego,

Loss of Control…

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Med Ed Trivia … Oh dammit… let’s use a slide from a Canadian Diabetes

Association Guideline talk… 500

Among males with diabetes mellitus age ≥ 60 years, what is the percentage of complete erectile dysfunction?

a) 20%b) 30%c) 40%

Topic V 500 Question

What is 40%

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FINAL JEOPARDY

Place your wagers…

History of Medicine

FINAL JEOPARDY

Born in Bond Head, Ontario, he has been called one of the greatest icons of modern medicine and described as the Father of Modern Medicine. This physician was a clinician, pathologist, classicist, essayist, and above all, a medical educator….

Who is Dr. William Olser?

“Live neither in the past nor in the future,

but let each day's work absorb your entire energies,

and satisfy your widest ambition. ”

Sir William Osler, to his studentsCanadian-born physician (1849 - 1919)