자기주도학습: 왜 여전히 교수들은 잘못하고 있는가? (IJSDL, 2013)

SELF-DIRECTED LEARNING: WHY DO MOST INSTRUCTORS STILL DO IT WRONG?

Roger Hiemstra







Instructional/Facilitator Roles 


교수의 역할은 다음과 같다.

Instructional/Facilitator roles that work for me in promoting corresponding personal responsibility among adult learners are listed below.



1. 내용 전문가/제공자

1. Content resource

서적 자료나 인터넷, 발표자료, 면대면, 온라인 토론 등등을 통해서 전문성과 지식을 공유한다.

Sharing expertise and knowledge with learners through written material, web pages, presentations, face to face or online discussions, and one-on- one advising, conversations, counseling, and coaching (Posner, 2009). 


2. 자원 배분자

2. Resource locator

다양학 학습자원을 배분하고 공유하여 학습경험 중 드러난 학습요구를 충족시킬 수 있게 한다. 서적 자료, 인터넷 자료, 다양한 사람을 만날 수 있도록 촉진하는 것(기관 방문), 작은 인턴십, 주제별 전문가와의 대화 등이 될 수 있다.

Locating and sharing various learning resources to meet needs identified and emerging during learning experiences. These can include written materials, Internet resources, and facilitating for learners various people-oriented experiences such as agency audits or visits, mini-internships, and talking with topic specialists. 


3. 관심 유발자

3. Interest stimulator

면대면 혹은 온라인, 다양한 학습자원, 학습 경험을 조직화하고 활용하여 학습자의 관심을 유발할 수 있도록 설계한다. 게임 기계, 소그룹 토론, 온라인 비동시 포럼, 면대면 혹은 온라인 게스트 발표, 유머러스한 PPT발표 등도 포함된다.

Arranging for and employing, face-to-face or online, various resources and learning experiences designed to maintain learner interest such as gaming devices, small group discussions, online asynchronous forums, face-to- face or online guest presentations, and even humorous PPT presentations.


4. 긍정적 태도 유발자

4. Positive attitude generator

학생들의 자신감을 높이고 건설적 피드백과 개인적인 격려, 긍정적 강화, 폭넓은 비평을 통해서 스스로 학습 결정을 내릴 수 있도록 한다.

Helping students gain increasing confidence in making personal learning decisions via constructive feedback, personal encouragement, positive reinforcement, and extensive critique of written material. 


5. 창의성과 비판적 사고 유발자

5. Creativity and critical thinking stimulator

토론, 스터디그룹, 일기, 독서그룹, 롤플레이, 그림을 이용한 일기, 관련된 사람의 전기 작성 등을 활용하여 학습자의 창의성과 비판적 사고 기술을 자극한다. 웹페이지나 블로그를 만들게 하는 방법도 있다.

Stimulating a learner's creative and critical thinking skills through discussions (face-to-face or online), study groups, journal writing (Hiemstra, 2001), interactive reading logs, role playing, creating a written or pictorial autobiography (Hiemstra, 2011b), writing a biography of a relevant individual, or various ways of stimulating real-life experiences. Additional means include helping learners develop web pages or blogs as an electronic technique for sharing what they have developed. 


6. 평가 촉진자

6. Evaluation stimulator

학습자의 진전을 평가하고 자신들이 스스로 자기평가를 하게끔 한다. 학습계약은 학습자들이 교수자, 동료, 기타 다른 사람들을 자기자신의 학습노력을 평가하는데 활용할 것인지를 생각하게끔 도와준다.

Evaluating learner progress and stimulating self- evaluation by learners. The learning contract provides opportunities for learners to think about how they can use an instructor, colleagues, and others to enhance personal evaluation of their learning efforts.



My Colleagues Voice Their Opinions


  • Encouraging Students to Take Individual Initiative
  • Using Learning Contracts
  • Why Do Teacher-Directed Approaches Still Dominate?
  • Why Do Most Still Do It Wrong?



왜 여전히 잘못하고 있는가에 대한 나의 생각

Why I Believe Most Still Do It Wrong


우선, 나는 교수철학에 대해서 개인적인 진술서를 가지고 있는 것이 매우 중요하다고 생각한다. 왜냐면 그러한 철학이 가르치는 방향을 정하기 때문이다. 우리가 말하고 믿는 것과 우리가 다른 사람과의 관계에서 실제로 행하는 것 사이의 비일관성을 바라보기 시작한다면 변화의 기전이 될 수도 있다.

To begin with, I have long contended that it is very important to develop a personal statement of instructional philosophy because such a philosophy drives the way we teach. A statement of philosophy also can be a mechanism for changing the way we teach if we begin to see inconsistencies between what we say we believe and what we actually do in our interactions with others, especially students (Hiemstra, 1988b).


이러한 점에 더하여 나는 많은 교수들이 전통적인 교수자 중심적 접근법을 따르는 것은 그들의 행동주의적 관점, 특히 그들이 배운 선생님으로부터 형성된, 그리고 그들이 학생이었을 때 경험으로부터 형성된 그러한 관점을 학습자를 대하는 가장 좋은 수단으로 여기기 때문이다. 일부 교사들은 진심으로 학생들에게 그들이 알아야 할 지식을 말해주는 것이 자신의 역할이라고 믿는다. 그러나 나는 이렇게 행동주의에 의존하는 것은 의도치 않게 많은 학습자의 성장과 발달을 저해할 수 있다고 생각한다.

Related to the above point, I believe that many teachers employ traditional teacher-directed approaches because their views of behaviorism, often modeled after former teachers and their own experiences as learners, are seen as the best means for working with learners. Granted some teachers truly believe that their role is to “tell” students the knowledge they need to know. However, my beliefs based on nearly forty years of SDL scholarship suggest that reliance on behaviorism may unintentionally inhibit the growth and development of many learners by creating dependency (Hiemstra & Brockett, 1994).


나는 종종, 어떤 선생님들은 얼마나 그 학생들로부터 받은 코멘트를 심각하게 여기는지 궁금하다. 일부 고등교육기관은 매 코스가 끝난 다음 그 과정에 대한 평가를 요구한다. 이러한 자료를 사용하는 것은 교수방법적 접근에 큰 차이를 가져온다.

I often wonder, too, how seriously some teachers take the evaluative comments coming from their learners. Admittedly, some higher education institutions mandate evaluation procedures after each course is completed. However, utilizing such information to make significant changes in instructional approaches takes a real effort.


마지막으로, 지난 수십년간 교수법 향상에 대해서 기관 차원의 후원은 축소되어왔다. Schylinski가 말한 바와 같이, 대부분의 대학 교수들이 스스로 알아서 하게끔 방치되는 현실과 대부분이 그들이 경험한대로 하는 현실에 우려를 표한다.

Finally, I have observed during my several decades of teaching that there has been a diminution of institutionally sponsored or promoted opportunities for instructional improvement. As supported by Schylinski (2012) in her research, I fear that today a majority of college professors are often left to their own devices and must rely mainly on modeling their instruction on what they experienced in classrooms themselves as students.



어떻게 SDL의 잠재력을 더 널리 전파할 수 있을까?

How Do We Better Disseminate the Potential of SDL?


  • The development of several Web site(s) devoted to promoting the use of SDL and ? II with such items as supportive essays from several faculty, testimonials from students, examples of such approaches or techniques as learning contracts, and models of instructional materials that can be utilized. Following are three such


  • Web site examples: 

(a) http://www.sdlglobal.com/; 

(b) http://selfdirected learning .com/; and 

(c) http://www-distance.syr.edu/distancenew.html.


  • The development and publishing of various video clips through such sources as ? YouTube, Meta Cafe, and Google Video that describe SDL, how it can be used, and successes that are possible. Following are three YouTube examples: 

o http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kqZR6ZJsKJA 

o http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AexdB8aBi8I 

o http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fkEydFhZj9Y.



Schylinski 가 면담한 한 사람은 이렇게 말했다.

One of the people interviewed by Schylinski (2012) in her research, a professor of religious studies, revealed how he is working to incorporate SDL approaches in his teaching: 

“I take adult learning theory seriously. You must treat students as adults, with respect, as having capacity to learn for themselves, and taking responsibility to learn. The fundamental reality is I will have them for a short time. If I don’t enable or encourage their fundamental ability to learn on their own, what have I done? My hope is when they leave, they will be lifelong learners” (pp. 56-57).


Gross and Salko 의 말이 잘 표현해준다.

Gross and Salko (2013) perhaps say it best: 

“How will we learn most and best in the 21st century? We believe it will be through self-directed learning (SDL).”









SELF-DIRECTED LEARNING: WHY DO MOST INSTRUCTORS STILL DO IT WRONG?

Roger Hiemstra


In a recent article in this journal I described how most instructors of adults use a teacher-directed approach in spite of the SDL scholarship and lost learner potential. In this article I describe why this apparent disconnect takes place. In addition, twelve teaching colleagues provide their ideas relative to why many teachers fail to utilize SDL approaches. They also describe their own experiences in helping learners take increasing responsibility for their own learning. I add my own ideas on why many instructors still do it wrong and end by suggesting various ways to better advocate for SDL processes, techniques, and instructional approaches in classrooms.

성찰의 수준: 현미경, 혹은 쌍안경(IJSDL, 2013)

LEVELS OF REFLECTION: THE MIRROR, THE MICROSCOPE, AND THE BINOCULARS

Tanya McCarthy





거울

The Mirror

Guided questions asked in the report to trigger a more reflective response were:

• What are my strengths and weaknesses?

• What surprised me about myself?


현미경

The Microscope

Guided questions asked in the report to trigger a more reflective response were:

• What did I do well?

• What do I need to improve?

• How have I improved from point A to point B?


쌍안경

The Binoculars

Guided questions asked in the report to trigger a more reflective response were:

• What are my goals for my future?

• What skills will help me in my university career and beyond?



Levels of Reflection in Self-Directed Learning


O’Malley and Chamot은 "메타인지적 접근을 하지 않는 학생은 방향을 잃은 것과 마찬가지이며, 자신의 진전과 성취, 미래에 나아갈 방향을 되짚어 볼 능력이 없는 것과 같다"라고 했다. Burnard와 Chapman에 따르면 자기성찰적 질문에는 주로 두 수준이 있다. 심층적 유의미한 질문과 피상적 문제해결이다. 학생들의 최종 보고서를 분석한 결과  자기주도학습에 대해서 깊은 수준의 성숙이 있었던 것이 확인되었다. 다양한 구조화된, 혹은 비구조화된 성찰 모델을 활용하여 학생들은 단순히 일어난 일을 기술하는 것이 아니라 적절하고 관련된 목표를 세우고, 활동 계획을 수립하고, 변화를 관찰하고, 변화를 모니터링하고, 일어난 사건을 해석하고, 다음에 무엇을 해야할지 이론을 세우고, 스스로의 발전을 평가하였다.

O’Malley and Chamot (1990) state, “students without metacognitive approaches are essentially learners without direction and ability to review their progress, accomplishments and future learning directions” (p. 99). According to Burnard and Chapman (1988), there are two main levels of reflective enquiry: deep and potentially meaningful inquiry and superficial problem solving. Analysis of students’ final reports showed a deeper level of maturity in students related to the progress made in their selfdirected learning. Incorporating various structured and unstructured modes of reflection in the course (as shown previously in Figure 1), encouraged students to go beyond a mere description of events (which was prevalent in the pilot course) to setting appropriate and relevant goals, planning an action, observing changes, monitoring progress, interpreting events, theorizing about what to do next, and evaluating their own progress (see Figure 5).






여러 연구문헌에서 정의한 '성찰'


Boud, Keogh and Walker (1985)


Reflection is an important human activity in which people recapture their experience, think about it, mull it over and evaluate it. It is this working with experience that is important in learning (p. 19).

…Those intellectual and affective activities in which individuals engage to explore their experiences in order to lead to new understandings and appreciations (p. 19)



Dewey (1933) 


Active, persistent, and careful consideration of any belief or supposed form of knowledge in the light of the grounds that support it and the further conclusion to which it tends, constitutes reflective thought (p. 9).



Schön (1983) 


The practitioner allows himself to experience surprise, puzzlement, or confusion in a situation which he finds uncertain or unique. He reflects on the phenomenon before him, and on the prior understandings which have been implicit in his behaviour. He carries out an experiment which serves to generate both a new understanding of the phenomenon and a change in the situation (p. 68).



Smith (2001)


The act of reflecting-on-action enables us to spend time exploring why we acted as we did, what was happening in a group and so on. In so doing we develop sets of questions and ideas about our activities and practice



Schunk and Zimmerman (1998)


Self-regulation theorists view learning as an open-ended process that requires cyclical activity on the part of the learner that occurs in three major phases: forethought, performance or volitional control, and self-reflection…self-reflection, involves processes that occur after learning efforts and influence a learner’s reactions to that experience (p. 2).



Jarvis (1987) 


Reflection is an essential phase in the learning process whereby people explore their experiences in a conscious manner in order to lead to a new understanding and, perhaps, a new behavior (p.168).



King (2002) 


Critical reflection is taken to mean a deliberate process when the candidate takes time, within the course of their work, to focus on their performance and think carefully about the thinking that led to particular actions, what happened and what they are learning from the experience, in order to inform what they might do in the future (p. 2).



York-Barr, Sommers, Ghore and Montie (2001)


It is a complex process that requires high levels of conscious thought as well as a commitment to making changes based on new understanding of how to practice (p.4).

Reflective practice is “a deliberate pause to assume an open perspective, to allow for higher level thinking processes. Practitioners use these processes for examining beliefs, goals, and practices, to gain new or deeper understandings that lead to actions that improve learning for students” (p.6).



Hatton &Smith (1995)


Deliberate thinking about action with a view to its improvement (p. 52).





LEVELS OF REFLECTION: THE MIRROR, THE MICROSCOPE, AND THE BINOCULARS

Tanya McCarthy


Abstract

This paper analyzes the written reflections of 18 freshman students in a self-directed learning course. In the pilot course, it was found that the depth of students’ reflections was limited to mainly short answers or surface reflections. Students reported that they found it difficult to understand the concept of reflecting on learning. A new course that placed more emphasis on various levels of reflection was designed with the specific aim of helping students to reflect more deeply on their learning so that they could be more aware of why they were doing what they were doing and see their accomplishments. The course culminated in a final 500-word report in which the students were asked to reflect on what they learned about themselves (the mirror), strengths and weaknesses they identified in their learning (the microscope) and how this connected to their life outside the classroom and into the future (the binoculars).

성인학습자로 가는 길: 의존적 학습자에서 자기주도적 학습자로 (J Am Coll Cardiol, 2014)

The Journey to Becoming an Adult Learner: From Dependent to Self Directed Learning

Joshua A. Daily, MD; Benjamin J. Landis, MD




당신이 의과대학에서 배운 것중에 절반은 졸업 후 5년 이내에 사라지거나 틀렸음이 증명될 것이다. 문제는, 거기에 해당할 것들이 무엇인지 알려줄 수 있는 사람이 아무도 없다는 것이다. 따라서 가장 먼저 배워야 할 것은 스스로 학습하는 방법이다.

“Half of what you’ll learn in medical school will be shown to be either wrong or out of date within 5 years of graduation; the trouble is that nobody can tell you which half, so the important thing to learn is how to learn onyour own.”—David L. Sackett, OC, MD (1) 



성인학습을 설명하는 다양한 모델이 있지만, 가장 잘 알려진 노력은 Malcolm Knowles가 설명한 Andragogy이다. 다음의 여섯 가지 가설에 기반한다.

Although many models exist to explain adult learning, the best known of these efforts is andragogy (meaning “theart and science of helping adults learn”), which was described by Malcolm Knowles and is based upon the 6 following assumptions (2,3): 


1. 사람이 성장할수록 그의 자기개념은 의존적인 인성에서 자기주도적 인간으로 나아간다.

1. As a person matures, his or her “self-­concept” moves from that of a dependent personality toward one of a self­directing human being. 


2. 성인은 경험을 축적해나가며 이것은 학습의 원천이 된다.

2. An adult accumulates a growing reservoir of experience, which is a rich resource for learning.


3. 한 성인의 학습에 대한 준비도는 그의 사회적 역할상의 발달과업과 관련되어 있다.

3. The readiness of an adult to learn is closely related to the developmental tasks of his or her social role.


4. 사람들이 성장하면서 시간에 대한 관점이 바뀌는데, 처음에는 지식을 미래에 적용하는 것에서 즉각적인 적용으로 바뀐다.

4. There is a change in time perspective as people mature, from future application of knowledge to immediacy of application. 


5. 가장 강력한 동기는 외적 동기보다는 내적 동기이다.

5. The most potent motivations are internal rather than external.


6. 성인은 왜 무엇을 배워야 하는가를 알아야 한다.

6. Adults need to know why they need to learn something.


소수의 성인만이 이 원칙을 온전히 습득하고 있으며, 따라서 이 원칙들은 성인학습이 어떠해야 하는가에 대한 지시문으로 보는 것이 낫다. Knowles는 이 프레임워크에서 필수적인 요소는 SDL이라 하였다.

Few adult learners fully embody each of these principles, and thus, the principles may be best considered as prescriptive statements for what adult learning should look like. Knowles recognized that within this framework,the essential factor is self­directed learning, 


불행하게도, 전통적인 의학 교육과정은 SDL을 촉진하기에 부적절하며, 이 과정은 의사들이 스스로 해야 하는 과제로 남는다. 이러한 gap에도 불구하고 우리는 가장 강력한 가능한 근거를 우리의 경험과 주위의 조언에 더해서 다음의 권고를 한다. 

Unfortunately, the traditional medical school curriculum often inadequately promotes self­directed learning, so physicians are often left to make this transition independently (4,5). Despite this gap in early medical curricula, we have aimed to synthesize the strongest evidence available with referenceto our own experiences and advice of colleagues and mentors to encourage the following recommendations for fellows­in­training and early career cardiologists on becoming self­directed life­long learners. The specific Knowles’ assumptions from which each recommendation was developed are provided in italics. 


1. 학습의 주도권과 책임을 가지라

1. Take initiative and responsibility for your learning. 

당신이 해야 할 교육이란 스스로의 전문성에 대한 교육이다. 주입식의 CME 프로그램은 의사의 행동에 영향을 거의 미치지 않음을 상기하라. 대신 스스로의 독특한 교육요구를 인식하고 그것에 대한 책임을 지라

Recognize that as an independent clinician your education is your own professional responsibility. You control what, when, and how you learn. It would be amistake to assume that fellowship completion and board certification is tantamount to completion of your education. Be aware that didactic continuing medical education programs can have limited impact on physician behavior (6). Rather, recognize your particular educational needs and take responsibility for themby developing regular habits that promote learning. Knowles’ assumptions 1, 3, and 5(2,3). 


2. 겸손한 태도를 가지라

2. Develop an attitude of humility. 

불확실성을 인정하고 스스로 답을 모른다는 사실을 인정하라. 과도한 자신감은 피드백을 얻고 평생학습을 하는데 장애가 될 뿐이다.

Acknowledge uncertainty and admit when you do not know the answer.Recognize that overconfidence is an impediment to the pursuit of feedback and life­long learning (7). Knowles’ assumptions 1 and 5(2,3). 


3. 질문을 하고 답을 찾아라

3. Ask questions and seek answers. 

탐구하는 자세를 가지고 의학과 과학에 대한 관심을 지속적으로 유지하라. 시간을 가지고 연구하여 질문에 대한 답을 찾으라. 질문에 대한 답을 찾기 위해서 효과적으로 문헌을 검색하는 방법을 익히라. 그리고 비판적으로 평가하고 관련 자료를 선택하고, 마지막으로 환자와 informed care decision을 내리라.

Sustain the inquisitive nature that compelled your interest in medicine and science and take the time to research answers to your questions. Learn to first efficiently perform a literature search to answer a focused question, then to critically appraise and select relevant resources, and finally, to make informed care decisions for the patient at hand and future encounters. Knowles’ assumptions1 and 4(2,3). 


4. 최신의 지식을 유지할 수 있는 시스템을 갖추라

4. Develop a system for remaining up to date. 

일반적인 주제를 다루는 저널과 특수한 주제를 다루는 저널을 모두 읽으라. journal watch를 생성하여 새로운 문헌을 놓치지 말라. 적절한 라벨을 붙이고, 정기적으로 컨퍼런스에 참가하라.

Read both general and specialty journals regularly, create a journal watch for new papers in your field, utilize technology to store important literature with adequate labels for easy retrieval, and routinely attend conferences. Reject the tendency to settle into the role of a dependentor passive learner, such as relying on continuing medical education requirements to stay informed. Knowles’ assumptions 1, 3, and 4(2,3). 


5. 비판적으로 성찰하라

5. Critically reflect. 

스스로를 정직하게 평가하는 습관을 길러라. "어떻게 하면 더 잘할 수 있었을까?"라고 스스로 물어라. 일지를 기록하는 식으로 스스로의 발전을 기록하라. 당신의 동료와 환자는 중요한 학습의 원천이다. 피드백을 요청하라.

Develop the habit of honestly assessing yourself. After a challenging clinical encounter,ask yourself: “How could I have done better?” Consider developing the practice of reflection through journaling. Your peers and patients are important sources for learning, so request feedback from them and conscientiously reflect on their input. Knowles’ assumptions 1 and 2(2,3). 



6. 목표를 설정하라

6. Set goals. 

스스로의 교육적 요구에 맞춰서 명확하고 구체적이고 가능하고 의미있는 목표를 세우라. 그리고 달성가능한 꼐획을 세우라. 반복적으로 스스로의 진전 정도를 평가하고, 필요하다면 새로운 목표를 만들라. 1개나 2개의 구체적인 토픽에 초점을 두라.

Based upon your educational needs, develop clear, specific, feasible, and meaningful goals, and then formulate an achievable learning plan to accomplish these goals. In an iterative process, regularly reassess your progress and adjust and create new goals as necessary. Consider focusing on 1 or 2 specifictopics at a time until you have mastered the information to avoid becoming overwhelmed. Knowles’ assumptions 1 and 5(2,3). 


7. 동료로부터 배우라

7. Learn from your colleagues. 

딜레마에 빠졌을 때 동료의 의견을 구하라. 서로 다른 수련을 받는, 다른 배경에 있는 사람의 의견을 구하라. 만약 동료가 명확한 설명 없이 조언만 준다면 그 주제를 스스로 더 찾아서 연구해보라.

When confronted with clinical dilemmas, ask for the opinion of your colleagues. Specifically, seek out the opinions of those with different training and background. If your colleague provides a recommendation without a clear explanation, spend the time to research the topicyourself. Ask noncardiology consultants to provide the rationale for their recommendations and the alternatives that they considered. Knowles’ assumptions 1, 2, and 4(2,3). 


8, 창조하라

8. Create. 

강의를 하거나, 교육과정을 짜거나, 독립적이거나 협력적인 연구 프로젝트를 하거나, 논문을 쓰거나, 교과서 집필에 참여할 기회를 찾아라. Bloom의 Revised Taxonomy에 따르면 '창조'는 인간 사고에서 가장 높은 수준에 해당한다.

Seek out opportunities to give lectures, craft educational curriculum, engage in independent andcollaborative research projects, write journal papers, and contribute to textbooks. According to Bloom’s Revised Taxonomy (a framework developed by psychologist Benjamin Bloom for categorizing educational goals), creating is the highest level of complexity of human thought and usually results in mastery of a subject matter (8). Knowles’ assumptions 1 and 2(2,3). 


9. 타 분야 개발에 힘쓰라

9. Develop your mind. 

비의학적인 학습을 해나가라. 한 분야에 대한 학습은 다른 분야를 더 강하게 해준다. 또한 의사는 환자에 대해서 전인적인 관점을 가질 수 있어야 한다.

Incorporate nonmedical learning into your life. Learning in 1 area enhances and strengthens learning in other areas (9). Additionally, physicians become well­rounded and develop a moreholistic perspective of their patients. Personally, I like to listen to audio books during my morning and evening commutes to accomplish this goal. Knowles’ assumptions 1 and 8(2,3). 


10. 의미를 가지고 배우라

10. Learn with sense and meaning. 

뇌는 정보를 저장할 때 논리적이고 의미가 있을 때 더 효율적이다. 단순히 암기하지 말고 당신에게 의미가 있는 프레임워크에 맞추라. 이것이 추가적인 일이 될 수 있지만 궁극적으로 더 오래 기억하게 해줄 것이다. 추가적으로 언제나 환자를 돌보는 것과 스스로의 전문성 개발과 어떤 관련이 있는지 생각하라. 

Your brain is efficient and most likely to store information that is both logical and meaningful (9). Don’t just memorize, but rather fit new learning into a framework that makes sense to you. This takes extra work, but it will significantly improve retention. Additionally, always keep in mind the relevance to patient care and your own professional development. In which scenarios will you applythis knowledge or in which of your past encounters could this information have improved an outcome? If youcan answer these questions, you are more likely to remember the information. Knowles’ assumptions 1, 4, and 6(2,3). 







 2014 Nov 11;64(19):2066-8. doi: 10.1016/j.jacc.2014.09.023. Epub 2014 Nov 3.

The journey to becoming an adult learner: from dependent to self-directed learning.

Author information

  • 1Cincinnati Children's Hospital Medical Center, Cincinnati, Ohio. Electronic address: joshua.daily@cchmc.org.
  • 2Cincinnati Children's Hospital Medical Center, Cincinnati, Ohio.
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SDL 측정도구와 관련된 조절효과(IJSDL, 2013)

THE MODERATING EFFECT OF THE SELF-DIRECTED LEARNING MEASUREMENT TOOL: A USER’S GUIDE

Stefanie L. Boyer, Diane R. Edmondson, and Andrew B. Artis







SDL이 학문과 실용 모두에서 성인학습의 성공을 촉진한다는 것은 잘 알려져 있다. 

It is widely accepted that self-directed learning (SDL) promotes adult learning success in both academia (Brockett & Hiemstra, 1991; Knowles, 1975; Long, 2001; Speck, 1996) and practice (Artis & Harris, 2007; American Society for Training & Development, 2009; Boyer & Lambert, 2008; Burns, 1995; Durr, Guglielmino, & Guglielmino, 1996). There are over 1,600 articles and 600 dissertations on the topic in academia alone (Edmondson, Boyer, & Artis, 2012).



이론적 배경

Theoretical Background


자기주도성은 타고나는 것일 수도 있다. 혹은 연습을 통해서 독립적으로 향상될 수도 있다. 그리고 교수자에 의해서 향상될 수도 있다. 사실 Transformation theory에 따르면, 사람이 배우거나 새로운 기술을 익히거나 새로운 지식을 습득할 때 세계관이 진화하기 때문에 사람은 바뀐다. 이러한 방식으로 자기주도성도 변할 수 있다.

Self-directedness can be innate, stemming from personal characteristics; it can be learned independently through practice; and its development can be facilitated by an instructor. In fact, transformation theory (Mezirow, 1985) suggests that when people learn, develop new skills, and acquire knowledge, they change because their basic assumptions about the world evolve; in this way, their level of self-directedness can change.


전 세계에서 SDL에 대한 연구를 진행했다. SDL에 속하는 구인으로는 다음과 같은 것들이 있다.

Scholars conduct empirical research on SDL across the globe. Some of the constructs investigated alongside SDL and reported here include 

  • 호기심 curiosity (the desire forknowledge; Barnes, 1998); 
  • 삶에 대한 만족 life satisfaction (the extent to which a person likes him/herself, is happy with the way he/she is leading his/her life, and is generally satisfied with the way he/she is; Brockett, 1982); 
  • 동기 motivation (the degree to which an individual is self-motivated and achievement oriented; Livneh, 1988); 
  • SDL능력 SDL competence (knowledge and skill required for SDL; Savoy, 2004); 
  • 자기효능감 self-efficacy (judgment of a person’s own capability for successfully executing a course of action; Tuksinvarajarn, 2002); and 
  • 지지 support (the ability to get independent assistance related to learning; Yu, 1998). 


추가로 연령이가 교육수준같은 demographic factor도 관계가 있다.

In addition, other demographic factors have been reviewed in relation to SDL, such as age and level of education.



목적과 가설 

Purpose and Hypothesis


SDL문헌들에서는 SDL척도와 구인간의 관계를 설명한 바 있다. 예컨대 호기심과의 관계는 0.1에서 0.79까지 다양하다. moderator가 존재할 가능성이 높다.

The SDL literature examines a wide range of relationships between SDL measures and other constructs. For instance, the variance of correlations between SDL and curiosity is .1 to .79. With such a large variance, it is possible that a moderator exists that would help explain such a large range (Hofmann, Gawronski, Gschwendner, Le, & Schmitt, 2005).


SDLRS가 워낙 많이 사용되어왔으므로, SDLRS와 다른 척도간의 비교를 하고자 한다. 

Since there was so much emphasis on using the Self-Directed Learning Readiness Scale (SDLRS; Guglielmino, 1978) in the literature, the investigation focused on those studies using the SDLRS vs. those studies using another form of measurement of SDL. The following hypothesis was tested: 


가설

H1: Measurement type moderates the relationship between SDL and (a) age, (b) curiosity, (c) education, (d) life satisfaction, (e) motivation, (f) SDL competence,(g) self-efficacy and (h) support.



SDL척도

SDL Measures Used


다양한 척도가 있었는데 대표적으로 다섯 개를 꼽음.

Although there were a variety of self-directed learning measures used in the literature, based on our meta-analysis, there were five measures used most often to assess SDL. 

  • The SDLRS (Guglielmino, 1978) has been used more than any other instrument (800 times). 
  • The Oddi Continuing Learning Inventory (OCLI; Oddi, 1984) comes in as a distant second in usage compared to the SDLRS (about 25% usage in comparison). 
  • The number of hours spent using SDL based on Tough’s (1979) recommendation of at least seven hours in the previous six month period was used to measure SDL 78 times, the 
  • BISL (Bartlett, 1999) was used 65 times, and 
  • the number of learning projects used within a specific period was assessed 41 times.


Meta-Analytic Results


Table 1. Summary of Meta-Analytic Results






SDLRS 대 비-SDLRS

SDLRS vs. Non-SDLRS Moderator Results



Table 2. Moderator Results



결론

Conclusion and Discussion


SDL과 일부 구인과의 관계는 어떻게 SDL을 측정했느냐에 따라 달라진다. 따라서 age과 같은 요인들은 연령이 높아지면 SDL준비도가 높음을 뜻할 수도 있다. 그러나 다른 인적특성이나 다른 SDL요소인 자기주도학습에 사용한 시간, SDL활동의 수와 연관은 그만큼 강하지 않을 수도 있다. 이는 satisfaction, SDL competency, self-efficacy and support.에 대해서도 마찬가지다.

It is important to note that the relationships between SDL and some of the constructs used in the study do change depending on how SDL is measured. Therefore, factors such as age may implicate that learners will be more ready for SDL; however, as the data illustrate, age may not relate significantly to other measures of personal characteristics or other components of SDL such as the amount of time spent practicing SDL or the number of SDL activities completed, with the same strength. This is also true for life satisfaction, SDL competency, self-efficacy and support. 


그러나 curiosity, education, and motivation 에 대해서는 척도에 따라서 크게 달라지지 않았다. 즉 이 세가지는 어떻게 SDL을 측정하든 일관된 결과를 보여준다.

However, since relationships with curiosity, education, and motivation did not change significantly depending on the measurement instrument, it is possible that the constructs are important in both readiness for SDL and other components of measurement of SDL, such as use of SDL and time spent using SDL. Therefore, these three components yield consistent results when measuring SDL using different measures.




각 척도의 적절한 사용법 

Appropriate Uses of the Most Popular Measures


The measures of SDL should be selected based on the goals of the institution, the motivation for assessing SDL, the type of data collected and research questions presented. 


    • For instance, if the goal of the research is to understand how likely employees are to adopt a SDL culture in the workforce or academic setting, then a personal characteristic measure may be more appropriate. 
    • If the intent is to understand if employees/students use SDL and how effectively they are using SDL, then it might be more appropriate to assess behavioral measures such as how often they use SDL, what types and number of projects they use, SDL competence, and an output measure of performance.


각각이 장점이 다 다르다.

It should be noted that each of the measures has its own advantages. The most accurate forms of measurement can be taken through multiple assessments, and tell a richer story. This can be compared to diversifying a portfolio in the stock market to diminish risk.



Table 3. SDL Measurement Usage Suggestions












Appendix A Self-Directed Learning Measures







Self-Directed Learning Readiness - Cho & Kwon, SDLR-K-96 K-96 2005















THE MODERATING EFFECT OF THE SELF-DIRECTED LEARNING MEASUREMENT TOOL: A USER’S GUIDE

Stefanie L. Boyer, Diane R. Edmondson, and Andrew B. Artis


The relationship between self-directed learning (SDL) and other constructs varies depending on the measurement tool used in data collection and analysis. A meta-analysis of SDL research studies is used to explore the moderating effect of the measurement tool between SDL and constructs from adult education. This paper outlines the most commonly used measures to assess SDL and provides advice to researchers, trainers and employers on the appropriate tool given the goals of the assessment. Using multiple measures of SDL (contextual, behavioral and personal) along with output measures (job performance and learning effectiveness) will provide the most accurate assessment of SDL.

기술을 활용한 자기주도성 함양(IJSDL, 2013)

FOSTERING TECHNOLOGY AND SELF-DIRECTION: THE IMPACT ON ADULTS IN EDUCATION, BUSINESS, AND EVERYDAY LIFE

Naomi Boyer, Jeffrey Beard, Lila Holt, Joanne Larsen, Janet Piskurich, and George Piskurich





기술의 발전보다 21세기에 더 빠르게 발전한 분야는 없을 것이다. 하나의 예를 들자면, 1996년에는 총 4개의 인터넷 연결이 있었다. 2013년, 매 초 80개의 연결이 추가되며, 2014년 동안에는 초당 100개의 연결이 추가된다. 

It would be difficult to identify an area in which change has been more omnipresent and rampant in the 21st century than in the all-important area of technology. Just one telling example: in 1996 there were a total of four (4) internet connections on the planet. In 2013, 80 connections per second are being added, with 100 connections per second expected during 2014. By 2020, projections indicate that the number of internet connections will reach 50 billion--from zero to 50 billion, all during half of a human lifetime.





8세부터 18세까지의 2000명의 아이들을 대상으로 한 연구에서, 젊은 세대는 "미디어 멀티테스커"이다. 다양한 형태의 기술을 하루에 평균 7.5시간 이상 사용한다. 비록 연구가 젊은 세대에 맞춰져 있지만 가정에 그러한 최신기술이 존재하여 최소한 노년층도 이러한 기술에 노출되고 있다.

The findings, based on 2000 children from ages 8-18, are clear that young people today are “media multitaskers,” using various forms of technology an average of more than 7.5 hours per day. While the study focused on young people, the study reported an increase of technology presence in the home indicating adults are at least exposed, if not users, of these technologies.


최신 기술의 활용은 흥미와 필요에 의하지만 연령에 의해서 제한되지는 않는다. 많은 성인들이 필요가 생기면 기술에 적응한다. 최근의 보고서를 보면 71%이상의 성인이 일상적으로 인터넷을 활용하고 90%이상의 직장에서 이메일을 어떤 목적이든 사용한다. Horrigan은 성인들이 젊은 세대와 비슷한 속도로 - 특히 인터넷 접근에 대해서는 - 전자기기를 활용하고 있다고 보고했다.

It appears that technology use is primarily derived from interest and need and is not limited by chronological age (Horrigan, 2009). Many adults are required to use technology in the workplace and older adults often have to adapt to using technology as the need arises. Recent reports reveal that over 71% of adults use the Internet daily and over 90% of today’s workforce use email for some purpose (Rainie, 2010). Horrigan (2009) additionally discovered that adults are embracing the use of electronic devices at a rate comparable to young people - especially in relation to Internet access.



디지털 학습자

The Digital Learner


요즘 학생은 유치원부터 대학까지 컴퓨터 기술과 인터넷으로 가득찬 세상에서 자라왔다. 이 1980년대 이후 출생자들을 'Net Generation' 혹은 '디지털 네이티브'라고 부른다. Net Gen은 1980~1984년생을 지칭하며 약 9천만명에 달한다. Barnes Marateo, Ferris 등은 "이 세대는 디지털, 사이버 기술과 함께 자라난 첫 세대라는 점에서 특이하다"라고 했다. 

Most of today’s students (kindergarten to college) were raised in a world filled with computer technology and an Internet where information can be instantly obtained. This new generation of learners was born after 1980 and are commonly referred to as the Net Generation (Net Gen) or “digital natives” (Prensky, 2001). The Net Gen represents a population born between 1980 and 1994 and involves approximately 90 million people (Davidson & Goldberg, 2009; Johnson & Romanello, 2005; Notarianni, Curry-Lourenco, Barnham, & Palmer, 2009; Oblinger & Oblinger, 2005a; Sherman, 2006; Tapscott, 1998). Barnes, Marateo, and Ferris (2007) suggest that “[t]his generation is unique in that it is the first to grow up with digital and cyber technologies” (But Net Geners Learn Differently section, para. 3). Current college students have grown up in a digital world with the Internet and cell phones and communicate using various media options (Beyers, 2009; Davidson & Goldberg, 2009). These communication formats include texting, instant messaging, email, and social networking tools like Facebook and Twitter (Beyers, 2009; Horrigan, 2009; Lorenzo, Oblinger, & Dziuban, 2007).


미국 교육부의 직업 및 성인교육팀에 따르면 디지털 기술은 다음의 것을 포함해야 한다.

According to the U.S. Department of Education, Office of Vocational and Adult Education, digital technologies must be included: 


The use of digital technologies for learning both supports local efforts to educate adult learners and their teachers and extends educational opportunities to reach new groups of students. The thoughtful integration of digital technologies into the traditional scheme of education and their use to develop new ways of learning is necessary to ensure students have the tools to thrive in a complex and rapidly changing technological society. (Technology and Distance Learning, 2008)




자기주도학습

Self-Directed Learning 


많은 사람들이 SDL을 정의했다. 그리고 일부 정의는 '사람들이 자신이 바라는대로 정의하는 바람에 비뚫어졌'다. Owen은 이러한 SDL 정의의 왜곡을 "무계획적인 명명"이라고 말하며, 이 때문에 같은 개념을 다양한 이름으로 부르게 되었다고 했다. Carre는 20개 이상의 서로 다른 SDL에 대한 이름을 찾았고, Hiemstra는 200개 이상의 variation을 찾았다. 

Many have defined self-directed learning (SDL), and some of these definitions may have "been skewed by those who choose to define it as they wish" (Brookfield, 1986, p. 18). Owen (2002) attributes a distortion of the SDL definition to "haphazard nomenclature" (p. 1) leading to many names for the same general concept. Carré (1994) found well over 20 different names used for SDL, while Hiemstra (1996) discovered over 200 variations in conference proceedings. Self-direction in adult learning has been labeled as 

    • self-teaching, 
    • self-planned learning, 
    • inquiry method, 
    • independent learning, 
    • selfeducation, 
    • self-instruction, 
    • self-study, 
    • self-initiated learning, and 
    • autonomous learning (Owen, 2002). 


이 모든 이름들은 '한 사람의 고립된 학습'이라는 인상을 주나 Knowles는 SDL은 주로 다양한 종류의 도우미(교사, 튜터, 멘토, 동료)와 함께 이뤄진다고 했다. SDL은 스스로의 학습의 방향을 정하는 개인과 그 과정에 포함되는 다른 사람들을 포함한다.

All of these labels give the impression of one person learning in isolation, whereas Knowles (1975) wrote that SDL usually takes place in association with various types of helpers such as teachers, tutors, mentors, and peers. SDL can involve an individual directing his or her own learning with other people involved in the process. 


어떤 사람들은 SDL을 자율학습이라고 정의하는데, '자기주도'는 혼자서 공부하는 것 만으로 생각되어서는 안된다. Brockett과 Hiemstra는 다음에 대해 SDL의 신화라며 대해서 이렇게 이야기했다. "SDL은 고립되어 일어나는 것이라는 것은 잘못된 신화이다. 진정으로 자기주도성의 효과를 알기 위해서는 교수법 차원에서, 그리고 개인의 특성 차원에서 SDL이 발생하는 사회적 환경을 인식하는 것이 중요하다"

While some have defined self-directed learning as autonomous learning, selfdirection should not be perceived only as learning by oneself. Brockett and Hiemstra (1991) caution against the myth that SDL “takes place in isolation. In order to truly understand the impact of self-direction, both as an instructional method and as a personality characteristic, it is crucial to recognize the social milieu in which such activity transpires" (p. 32).


사람은 가장 효과적인 방법을 선택하면서, 그것이 다른 사람에게도 가장 잘 맞는 방법일거라고 생각한다. 그러나 어떤 생각이나 개념을 (특히 교육학에서는) 만병통치약으로 생각해서는 안된다. SDL은 학습을 촉진하는 유일한, 혹은 최고의 방법이 아니다. 반대로 학습자의 학습에 대한 개인적 책임을 강조하는 것처럼, SDL은 어떤 맥락인지 어떤 목표인지에 따라서 함양할 가치가 있고 고려할 가치가 있는 것이다.

Humans adopt methods that are most effective for use and often assume that what works for one must be the best approach for others. However, as with any idea or concept (especially in education), one must not be quick to proclaim a “one size fits all” strategy. SDL is not the “only” or “best” way to facilitate learning for self or others; however, as it pertains to learners assuming personal responsibility for their own learning, SDL is worthy of cultivation and consideration dependent upon the context and objective.


Brockett과 Hiemstra는 SDL이 성공적인 학습으로 도달하는 유일한 접근법이 아니라는 것을 명확히 했다. 다만 교육자가 학습자들이 학습에 개인적인 책임과 참여를 하도록 이 방법을 선택할 수는 있다. 어떤 학습에 들어설 때 자기주도성의 수준이 성공의 지표가 되지 못한다고 했다. 그러나 성인교육자는 성인들이 "학습에 대한 개인의 책임"을 가질 수 있도록 해야한다.  

Brockett and Hiemstra (1991) make it clear that SDL is not the only approach that leads to successful learning, but one that educators of adults may choose in order to enable learners to assume personal responsibility and involvement in their own learning. They go on to explain that the level of self-direction demonstrated by a learner upon entering a learning experience is not necessarily indicative of success; however, the adult educator can play a role in assisting adults to “assume personal responsibility for their own learning” (p. 27). In this article SDL will be defined as Knowles (1975) posited:




자기주도성을 통한 기술 활용

Learning to use Technology Through Self-Direction: Learning Technology Itself


새로운 기술이나 기기의 사용을 익힐 때는 직접 경험이 중요하다. Dewey는 "직접 경험하는 과정과 교육 사이에는 매우 가깝고도 필수적인 관계가 있다"라고 했다. 학습자가 직접 경험을 해야 한다는 생각은 새로운 것은 아니지만, 어떤 주제가 '테크놀로지'에 대한 것일 때는 더욱 그러하다. Jarvis는 "모든 학습은 경험과 함께 시작한다"라고 했고, Linderman은 "성인교육에서 최고의 가치는 학습자의 경험이다"라고 했다.

Learning to use new applications or electronic devices involves the user’s hands-on experience. Dewey (1938) suggested “there is an intimate and necessary relation between the process of actual experience and education” (p. 20). The idea of the learner gaining actual experience with a topic of study is not new, but may be more desirable when the subject is technology. Jarvis (1987) posited “all learning begins with experience” (p. 16) and Lindeman (1926) argued that the “highest value in adult education is the learner’s experience” (p. 6).


SDL접근법은 교육 세팅이 학생들이 새로운 테크놀로지를 사용하는 것을 배울 수 있도록 되어 있을 때 좋은 결과를 가져온다. Clinton과 Reiber는 SDL접근법을 석사 프로그램에서 사용하였다.

The SDL approach is being used with good results in educational settings where students are learning to use technology. Clinton and Rieber (2010) use an SDL approach in an instructional technology master’s program through a series of studio courses. The program uses an SDL approach that Candy (1991) refers to as assisted autodidaxy (self- education with instructor guidance, e.g., independent study).




의학교육에서의 사례 

Case Example: Medical Education


  • The 1984 Association of American Medical Colleges (AAMC) Physicians for the Twenty-first Century: Report of the Project Panel on General Professional Education of the Physician and College Preparation for Medicine acknowledged that advances in scientific knowledge and technology were already occurring at such a rate that doctors for the new century must learn throughout their professional lives rather than simply master current information and techniques (AAMC, 1984). Recommendations were made that medical students should be adequately prepared for active, independent, self-directed learning; and that medical schools should provide opportunities for development of learning skills and evaluate students’ abilities to learn independently. 
  • Almost 10 years later, the AAMC Assessing Change in Medical Education-The Road to Implementation (ACME-TRI) report further recommended that “faculty members’ first goal should be to foster their students’ life-long learning by helping them to develop their learning skills” (AAMC, 1993). 
  • The Liaison Committee on Medical Education (LCME) was formed as the nationally recognized accrediting agency for medical education programs in the U. S. and Canada. LMCE accreditation standard ED-5-A states, “A medical education program must include instructional opportunities for active learning and independent study to foster the skills necessary for lifelong learning (LCME, 2010).


Changes in medical education focused on the goal of meeting accreditation standards and graduating medical students who are skilled learners have fostered development of a number of novel medical school curriculum models. These models include those that are strictly problem-based (Blumberg, 2000) or clinical presentation- based (Mandin, 1997), plus an increasing number of hybrid approaches. 

  • In the problem- based curriculum students read medical cases, set learning issues and independently fulfill the self-prescribed learning necessary to fully understand the aspects of each case with a learning facilitator serving only as a guide
  • In contrast, the clinical presentation-based curriculum relies more on experts to model and encourage inductive rather than deductive reasoning approaches toward clinical diagnoses.


Teachers and learning facilitators who foster self-directed learning in undergraduate medical education use online resources in a wide variety of ways. 

  • In a problem-based learning curriculum, a study was designed to explore why only a subset of medical students used the available online resources to fulfill their self-prescribed learning needs (Piskurich, 2004). We asked the students to describe experiences that they felt had made them better online learners. Interestingly, their comments included many of the behaviors that have been proposed for the improvement of self-directed learning (Guglielmino & Guglielmino, 2004).
  • Even for the more expert-driven clinical presentation-based medical school curriculum model, the effort to meet LCME accreditation standards is resulting in a push to move lecture content out of the lecture hall and to use class time for more active learning; thus more medical schools are embracing “flipped-classrooms” where various digital formats are used to move content previously delivered as in-class lectures to homework delivered online, thus freeing up class time for simulation and application exercises (Prober & Heath, 2012).


단점: 의과대학생이 받아들이기를 거부한다. 

One drawback is that medical students who relied heavily on lectures delivered in lecture halls to attain the grades and standardized test scores to gain acceptance into medical school are initially reluctant to adopt these more self-directed approaches to learning. Initial resistance to self-directed learning has long been recognized (Long, 1994) and can result in poor student perceptions of faculty who employ teaching-learning interactions that foster self-direction. 


임상표현 모델에서 ARS 시스템의 활용, 성공적.

In the clinical-presentation model, audience response systems have been successfully utilized to give students a choice in the design of upcoming classes (Piskurich, 2012). Providing this opportunity for learner input into the class design and role of the learning facilitator had a positive impact on student level one evaluations, even when the sessions were delivered in the “flipped classroom” format.




AAMC (Association of American Medical Colleges). (1984). Physicians for the twenty- first century: Report of the project panel on the general professional education of the physician and college preparation for medicine. Journal of Medical Education, 59, 1-208.


AAMC. (1993). Educating medical students: Assessing change in medical education-the road to implementation (ACME-TRI report). Academic Medicine, 68, S33.


Piskurich, J. F. (2012) Fostering self-directed learning in medical school: When curricular innovation is not enough. International Journal of Self-Directed Learning, 8(2) 44- 52. Retrieved from http://sdlglobal.com/journals.php


Prober, C. G., & Heath, C. (2012). Lecture halls without lectures: A proposal for medical education. New England Journal of Medicine, 366(18), 1657-1659.











FOSTERING TECHNOLOGY AND SELF-DIRECTION: THE IMPACT ON ADULTS IN EDUCATION, BUSINESS, AND EVERYDAY LIFE

Naomi Boyer, Jeffrey Beard, Lila Holt, Joanne Larsen, Janet Piskurich, and George Piskurich


Technology has become the backbone of everyday life and is integral to our daily process. Whether the word “technology” relates to the technical infrastructure such as networks, Internet, or software programs, or the tools that we use to be productive, communicate, and learn, matters not; in all of these areas, the technological world requires individual self-direction and adaptability to remain current. Through case examples, the intersections of technology, self-directed learning, and everyday life are presented to portray the implications of technology for adult learning and development. While technology alone is not a panacea for the facilitation of learning, the coupling of self-direction with technology does provide the opportunity to fundamentally alter the way in which individuals perceive, construct, and engage with learning activities.

비공식적 학습용 웹사이트 분석(IJSDL, 2014)

ANALYZING THE HUMAN LEARNING AND DEVELOPMENT POTENTIAL OF WEBSITES AVAILABLE FOR INFORMAL LEARNING

Minkyoung Kim, Eulho Jung, Abdullah Altuwaijri, Yurong Wang, and Curt Bonk






Despite the existence of overlap, we defined each of the six categories distinctly:


1. Language learning 


resources use technology-aided language learning with an integration of sound, voice interaction, text, video, and animation. It empowers self-paced interactive learning environments that enable learners to achieve learning outcomes without being restricted to place or time. Often, such environments involve numerous opportunities for participation users and multiple methods for motivating their success. Online language learning often entails high levels of self-directed and reciprocal learning or supporting peer learning (see Ehsani & Knodt, 1998)



2. Outdoor and adventure learning 


is a hybrid online educational environment that provides students with opportunities to explore real-world issues through authentic learning experiences within collaborative online learning environments. Inquiry-based learning including teamwork, authentic data analysis, and project-based learning is encouraged (see Doering, 2006). 


3. Social change/global 


resources seek to educate and inform people about issues and needs relating to social change, including poverty, hunger, AIDS, civics, the environment, etc. Technology is often used to create innovative ways to spread social good and access to learning worldwide. It is also used to empower and inspire people for the right cause.


4. Virtual education 


refers to learning environments where teacher and student are separated by time or space, or both. Course delivery can be through course management applications as well as various multimedia and Web 2.0 tools. Virtual education may be managed by organizations and institutions that have been created through alliances and partnerships to facilitate teaching and learning. Some virtual education websites provide learner services such as advising, learning assessment, and program planning (see Farrell & the Commonwealth of Learning, 2001). Our categorization and ratings are limited to virtual education resources that are available to individual learners at no cost.


5. Learning portals 


are centralized learning centers or repositories that contain an aggregation of educational information on a topic, often current or continually updated. Learners explore according to their own interest, time, and space. Learning portals support user and context learning, and are less centered on administration of that content and the results of the learning. 


6. Shared online video 


includes any educational video (YouTube or other webstreamed videos) that can be watched or shared. Some such sites offer syndicated programming and professional documentaries or filmmaking, whereas others are supported by lay people. These sites often allow for interaction via comments and annotation. They often allow for downloading of content.




Table 1. Definitions of Evaluation Criteria





Table 3. Top 25 Rated Learning Websites



Table 4. Top 25 Websites According to Informal Learning Criteria and Category











ANALYZING THE HUMAN LEARNING AND DEVELOPMENT POTENTIAL OF WEBSITES AVAILABLE FOR INFORMAL LEARNING

Minkyoung Kim, Eulho Jung, Abdullah Altuwaijri, Yurong Wang, and Curt Bonk


The advancement of learning technology in recent decades has broadened the possibilities for online learning in both formal and informal settings. This research was designed to reveal the essential characteristics of successful online resources and technology tools that are important resources for self-directed learning. Over the span of a year, a team of researchers collected and analyzed 305 informal learning websites and virtual education websites available at no cost to individual learners. The websites were categorized into the following six subject domains: language learning, outdoor and adventure learning, social change and global learning, virtual education, learning portals, and shared online video. Content analysis was employed to evaluate the 305 websites using eight evaluation criteria: content richness, functionality of technology, extent of technology integration, novelty of technology, uniqueness of learning environment/learning, potential for learning, potential for lifechanging impact, and scalability of the audience. The six categories or types of informal learning were then compared by applying the eight criteria.

의과대학 교육과정 중 자기주도학습 역량 향상을 위한 현실적 전략(IJSDL, 2014)

PRACTICAL STRATEGIES TO PROMOTE SELF-DIRECTED LEARNING IN THE MEDICAL CURRICULUM

Dirk Morrison and Kalyani Premkumar







근거중심의학의 저명한 선구자인 David Sackett은 SDL이 왜 다급한지 다음과 같이 요약했다.

David Sackett, a well-known pioneer of evidence-based medicine, famously summed up one of the major reasons that development of self-directed learners is increasingly being recognized as an urgent need: 


당신이 의과대학에서 배운 것중에 절반은 졸업 후 5년 이내에 사라지거나 틀렸음이 증명될 것이다. 문제는, 거기에 해당할 것들이 무엇인지 알려줄 수 있는 사람이 아무도 없다는 것이다. 따라서 가장 먼저 배워야 할 것은 스스로 학습하는 방법이다.

Half of what you'll learn in medical school will be shown to be either dead wrong or out of date within five years of your graduation; the trouble is that nobody can tell you which half -- so the most important thing to learn is how to learn on your own. (Cited in Daily & Landis, 2014, p. 2066)



Daily, J. A., & Landis, B. J. (2014) The journey to becoming an adult learner: From dependent to self- directed learning. Journal of the American College of Cardiology, 64 (19), 2066-2068. Retrieved from http://content.onlinejacc.org/article.aspx?articleID=921687





SDL이 평생학습의 중요한 원칙이라는 것과 평생학습이 보건의료직에 대해 일반적으로 기대되는 점이라는 것은 자명해보인다.

It seems intuitively obvious that SDL is an important principle of lifelong learning (Candy, 1991) and that lifelong learning is a general expectation for the health professions;


SDL의 가치는 높이 평가받지만, 적어도 원칙에 있어서 어떻게 UME, GME, CPD라는 의학교육 연속체에서 SDL을 증진시키고 실현할 것인가에 대해 다룬 문헌은 거의 없다. Premkumar의 최근 종단연구에서 University of Saskatchewan’s College of Medicine 학생들은 SDLRS나 LPA로 측정했을 때 UME동안 입학때에 비해서 자기주도학습성이 떨어졌다.

While SDL is valued, at least in principle, along the medical education continuum (undergraduate, postgraduate and continuing professional education), there is a clear lack of documentation regarding how to promote and actualize SDL. A recent longitudinal study (Premkumar et al., 2013) of undergraduate medical students at the University of Saskatchewan’s College of Medicine assessing changes in self-directed learning readiness, as measured by the Self-Directed Learning Readiness Scale (SDLRS) or Learning Preference Assessment (Guglielmino, 1978; Guglielmino & Associates, 2010) indicated a significant drop during undergraduate medical training, as compared to measures of SDL readiness at admission.


의과대학에 들어온 학생이 일반적인 학생집단에 비해서 SDLRS가 높다는 점을 비추어보면, 의과대학 교육과정의 특정 요소들(인지적 과부하, 평가유형, 시간 부족) 등이 초반의 높은 자기주도성을 하락시키는 것으로 추정된다.

Given that entering students of health professions have been shown to have higher SDLRS scores as compared to the general student population (Premkumar et al., 2013), it is speculated that specific factors in the traditional orientation and structure of the medical curriculum (e.g., cognitive overload, assessment types, lack of time, etc.) may erode an initial positive orientation toward self-directed learning.




Reversing the Trend: Integrating SDL principles and Strategies Into the Curriculum


전략 1: SDL에 대한 오리엔테이션 제공

Strategy 1: Provide an Orientation to SDL


학생과 교수 모두 SDL기술과 역량을 발휘하고 있으나, 그렇게 이해하고 있지는 않을 수 있다.

It is likely that many students and faculty exercise skills and competencies of SDL but may not understand them as such


교육과정 시작시에 SDL의 목표와 원칙에 대해서 명확히 설명해주기 위한 노력을 충분히 들여야 한다.


어떻게 SDL이 학생들에게 기대되고 있으며, 이것이 전체 교육과정에서 중요한 점이라고 명확히 설명해주는 것, 그리고 일관된 교육 주제 등이 이러한 오리엔테이션을 잡는데 중요할 것이다.

Clearly explaining how SDL is an expectation of all students and that it is an integral part of the overall curriculum, a consistent pedagogical theme, will be an important part of such an orientation (Daniels, 2011).


전략 2: 학습자의 SDL준비도와 기술을 확인하라.

Strategy 2: Identify Individual Learner's SDL Readiness and Skill Level


SDLRS가 있다.

The SDLRS instrument,


Grow의 네 단계 모델을 활용하는 방법도 있다.

The application of Grow's (1996) Staged Self Direction Model (stage 1: low self-direction - stage 4: high self-direction) may also provide some insight here,




SDL준비도는 상황이나 교육내용에 따라서 달라질 가능성이 높다. 학습자의 SDL준비도를 알고 거기에 맞춰서 교육을 조절해야 한다. 예컨대 Dynan Cate rhee는 SDLR 점수에 따라 구조화된 혹은 비구조화된 학습환경으로 학습자를 구분하고 두 집단 모두에서 SDLRS 점수가 상승함을 확인했다.


SDL readiness will likely vary based on situation and topic. It would be important to understand learner readiness to engage with SDL and make adjustments to the curriculum. For example, Dynan, Cate, and Rhee (2008), in reviewing a research study that grouped learners in structured and unstructured learning environments based on their SDLR scores found that the SDLRS scores increased in both groups.


전략 3: SDL역량의 발달을 명확히 하고 촉진하라

Strategy 3: Clarify and Promote the Development of SDL Competencies


Weimer가 지적한 바와 같이 SDL에 필요한 핵심 역량은 다음을 포함한다. 

As Weimer (2010) points out, a core set of competencies for SDL would include the ability for learners to “

      • assess the demands of the task, 
      • evaluate their own knowledge and skills, 
      • plan their approach, 
      • monitor their progress, and 
      • adjust their strategies as needed” (p. 5). 


다른 것으로는..

Other competencies would include: “

      • proficiency in assessment of learning gaps, 
      • evaluation of self and others, 
      • reflection, 
      • information management, 
      • critical thinking, and 
      • critical appraisal” (Premkumar et al., 2013).


이러한 기술을 연습할 분명한 지침과 기회를 전 교육과정에 걸처 제공하는 것이 중요하다. 또한 Wimer는 연구를 살펴보면 SDL skill은 직접적 교육보다는 우연에 의해서 향상되며 메타인지 기술을 갈고닦을 필요가 있음을 언급했다.

Explicitly providing instruction and opportunities to practice these skills, across the curriculum, will be critical if SDL is to be successfully integrated. In addition, Weimer (2010) states that research indicates SDL skills are developed much more efficiently by direct instruction than by happenstance, and includes the need to hone metacognitive skills.


• Assess the task by being more explicit than you may think necessary. 

• Evaluate how well they’re equipped to do the task by providing opportunities for self-assessment early and often. 

Plan an appropriate approach by first implementing a plan you’ve provided and then by creating their own plans. 

Apply selected strategies and monitor progress by having students do guided self-assessments.

• Adjust their strategies by encouraging them to analyze the effectiveness of what they have done.



전략 4: 자신의 관심사를 추구할 기회를 제공하라

Strategy 4: Provide Opportunities to Pursue Own Interests


학습자가 학습과제를 다양한 전략과 다양한 방법으로 접근하게끔 장려하는 것은 중요하나, 이에 못지 않게 학습자들이 스스로의 관심사를 능동적으로, 체계적으로 쫒도록 하는 것도 중요하다. 이는 SDL을 학습과 교육의 구조 속에 넣는 것으로 달성될 수 있다.

While it is important to encourage learners to approach a task in different ways using different strategies, it is also critical that learners actively and methodically pursue their own interests. This may be achieved by framing SDL in the way learning and instruction is organized.


현재 의과대학은 주로 4학년때 관심있는 자신의 전공과나 분야 경험을 쌓을 수 있다. 예컨대 학생들은 구체적인 관심영역을 개별 코스에서 쫒을 수 있다. 이 SDL과정은 적절한 평가 요소를 포함시켜 공식화 될 수 있다.

Currently, medical students are usually given opportunities in their senior years to pursue experiences in medical specialities or areas that are of interest to them However, more and more varied opportunities need to be provided throughout the curriculum. For example, students can be given opportunities to pursue specific topics of interest within individual courses; this SDL process needs to be formalized with incorporation of an appropriate assessment component.


학습자가 자신의 문제를 스스로 만들어서 학습 전략을 활용할 수 있는 환경을 제공하는 것은 논리적으로 합당할 뿐만 아니라 authenticity와 학습자가 심화 학습을 위해 참여할 수 있는 길을 만들어준다. 

As often as is reasonable, providing strategies and learning contexts whereby learners formulate their own problems (individual or collective) to be researched and solved, will provide another layer of authenticity and, potentially, increase learner engagement and deeper learning.


전략 5: 협력적 학습을 활성화시키라

Strategy 5: Activate Collaborative Learning


SDL이 많은 경우 자율학습과 동일한 의미로 사용되지만, 이는 사실이 아니다. 비슷한 생각을 하고 비슷한 동기를 갖는 동료들과 함께 공부하는 것은 SDL의 원칙에 위배되는 것이 아니다. 팀바탕 학습의 다양한 기회를 제공하고, 동료끼리 가르치고 프로젝트나 문제를 기반으로 한 그룹 학습은 개개인의 학습 전략과 그룹 협력적 프로세스를 통하여 SDL의 원칙을 더 강조할 수 있다. 

While SDL is seen by many as synonymous with autonomous learning (insinuating a “learner learning alone”), nothing is farther from the truth: opportunities to learn with other like-minded, like-motivated peers is not antithetical to the principles of SDL. Providing multiple and varied opportunities for team-based learning, peer teaching and project or problem-based group learning would underscore the fact that the principles of SDL can be actualized via individual learner strategies and collaborative group processes.


의학 교육과정의 심화 이해를 달성하기 위해 Barrett과 Moore는 학습자들이 문제에 깊이 관여하면서 아이디어를 공유하고, 다양한 관점과 해석을 접하고, 공통의 의미를 향유함으로서 능동적으로 지식을 생산, 재생산하는 것이 필요하다고 주장하였다. 이는 상호작용/협력/의사소통을 통해서 가능하다.

If deep understanding of the medical curriculum is to be achieved, Barrett and Moore (2011) argue for the need to create environments and processes whereby learners actively create and re-create knowledge together, by sharing ideas, confronting divergent views and interpretations, embracing shared meanings and by deeply engaging with learning problems in “interactive, collaborative, communicative ways” (Armitgage, 2013, p. 5).


전략 6: 의미있는 성찰을 장려하기

Strategy 6: Encourage Meaningful Reflection


따라서 학습자들이 자신의 SDL에 대해서 능동적, 비판적으로 성찰하려면 개념적, 조작적 프레임워크를 제공하여 평가 틀로 활용해야 한다. 이 능동적 성찰의 최종 목표...

It will be important, therefore, to provide a conceptual and operational framework, an evaluative scaffold, if you will, whereby the learner can actively and critically reflect on their SDL. End goals of this active reflection might be to 

      • look for insights into how one learns best, 
      • evaluate and then make adjustments in personal learning strategies, 
      • pursue promising avenues of investigation and interest, 
      • reflect on action (i.e., retrospective analysis) and 
      • reflect in action (a mindfulness while one is executing an action) (Schon, 1983).

Day One이나 Evernote, e-portfolio 등을 사용할 수 있다.

application journal such as Day One (Bloom Built, 2014) or Evernote (Evernote Corp., 2008) 

Regularly annotating e-portfolio entries


전략 7: SDL을 통합시키기 위해서 학생 평가를 바꾸라

Strategy 7: Alter Student Assessment To Integrate SDL


성찰 없이는, MCQ, 빈찬 캐우기, 단답형 등과 같은 평가방식은 효율성은 높을지 모르나 SDL의 기회는 거의 제공하지 않는다. 더 정확히는 자기주도적 평가가 안된다.

With a little reflection, it is clear that multiple choice, fill-in-the-blanks, short answer and other such assessment tools, while affording efficiencies (e.g., machine- graded), offer little to create opportunities for SDL, or, more accurately, self-directed assessment.


Driessen 등은 포트폴리오를 성공적으로 사용하는 조건을 언급했다.

Driessen et al. (2005) outline some of the necessary conditions for the successful use of portfolios in medical education; what is especially important in this study is that they were able to show that “portfolios are a potentially valuable method of assessing and developing students’ reflective skills in undergraduate medical training…” (p. 1230). If this method is to be used to encourage and support SDL, then necessary conditions need to be fulfilled, including: 

      • “an appropriate portfolio structure, 
      • an appropriate assessment procedure, 
      • the provision of enough new experiences and materials, and 
      • sufficient teacher capacity for adequate coaching and assessment” (Driessen et al., 2005, p. 1230).


전략 8: SDL을 진행할 시간을 주라

Strategy 8: Make Time Available for the Processes of SDL


Goodlad는 교수자는 학교의 상황을 만들고, 학교의 상황에 따라 만들어진다. 시간은 사용할 수 있는 가장 중요한 학습 자원으로서, 시간을 어떻게 사용하는가가 학습 기회의 차이를 가져온다. 따라서 시스템은 이 소중하고 제한된 자원의 활용(또는 오용)되는 것에 영향을 주며, SDL활동과 절차를 위한 시간을 배분하기 위해서는 Radical한 사고의 전환이 필요하다.

Goodlad (1984) points out, “teachers both condition and are conditioned by the circumstances of schools...; time is virtually the most precious learning resource they have at their disposal…[and]...differences in using time create inequities in opportunity to learn” (pp. 29-30). The system, then, perpetuates the use (or misuse) of this precious and limited commodity; a radical shift in thinking will need to occur in order to press for allocations of time for SDL activities and processes. 


이러한 주장을 할 때 '단순히 시간을 더 달라'라고 주장하는 것이 아님을 강조하는 것이 중요하다. 그보다 Goodlad의 말을 활용하자면, "우리는 시간을 더 달라고 주장하는 것을 멈추어서는 안된다. 나는 언제나 많은 시간을 무익하게 쓰느니 적은 시간을 잘 사용하는 것을 선택해왔다. 시간을 늘리는 것은, 사실상, 어떻게 그 시간을 사용할 것인가에 대한 개선이 동시에 있지 않다면 오히려 생산성을 저해시킬 뿐이다."

It is important, when making such arguments, to underscore that we are not arguing for simply more time but echo the sentiments of Goodlad (1984), who states: We must not stop with providing only time. I would always choose fewer hours well-used over more hours of engagement with sterile activities. Increasing [time] will, in fact, be counterproductive unless there is, simultaneously, marked improvement in how time is used. (p. 283)


전략 9: 대화 학습법을 핵심 방법으로 강조하기

Strategy 9: Emphasize Dialogical Learning as a Core Method


대화의 힘이 고관여의 심화학습의 줏추돌임은 이미 보여진 바 있다. Armitage는 이렇게 주장했다. 대화는 학생과 교사가 아는 것과 다시 아는 활동을 통해 서로 모아준다. 교사에게 고정되어있던 지식을 정적으로 전달하는 것 대신, 대화는 의식화 운동(conscientization)의 과정을 통해 지식을 칠천할 것을 요구하며 재생산한다.

The demonstrated power of dialogue as the cornerstone for engaged and deep learning seems clear. Armitage (2013) asserts: ...Dialogue brings together the teacher and the student in the joint act of knowing and re-knowing the object of study, where instead of transferring knowledge statically, as a fixed possession of the teacher, it demands and recreates acts of knowledge through the process of conscientization. (p. 7)


현재의 정보통신기술을 활용하여 실시간이 아니어도 학습자는 토론을 할 수 있다.

Rather, harnessing current information and communication technology tools (e.g., smart phones), learners would be able to extend the discussion not only in real time,


전략 10: ICT를 사용하라

Strategy 10: Provide and Train Learners in the Use of Information And Communication Technologies (ICT) Tools to Enhance SDL Strategies





전략 11: 학습자가 정보를 관리하고 평가할 수 있게 하라.

Strategy 11: Help Learners to Manage and Evaluate Information


정보의 신빙성과 관련성을 평가하는 기술이 필요하다.

Honing these skills to include critical appraisal of the trustworthiness (of sources, validity, etc.) of relevant and targeted information resources will prepare medical students for the realities of being a physician in the 21st Century (Cronin et al., 2014).


전략 12: 교수개발이 필요하다

Strategy 12: Train Faculty in SDL


성공적인 SDL을 도입하려면 교수들의 참여가 필수적이다. 처음에는 약간의 긍정적인 평가에 지나지 않을 수 있다.

The most critical factor in the successful implementation of an innovation such as the integration of SDL across the medical curricula will be medical faculty buy-in, which, initially, may be little more than positive regard, or a general agreeableness to the idea.


SDL에 대한 아이디어가 도입되기 시작하면, 실험과 평가, 긍정적 평가를 통해서 근거를 제시해야 하고, 그 다음에는 기관 전체의 교수들에게 SDL전략의 설계, 전달, 평가에 대한 훈련을 통해 효과적인 도입이 가능하다.

Once the idea of SDL takes root, providing concrete evidence of its efficacy via trials, evaluations, positive assessments, etc., then broaching the next steps, namely, taking an integrated approach to SDL and moving well beyond buy-in from medical faculty to an institution-wide commitment to training in the design, delivery and evaluation of SDL strategies will ensure effective implementation.




It is important to underscore that many of the SDL learning strategies described above, especially those that are skills, knowledge, attitudes-based, are not mutually exclusive; it is likely that these would be used in an ever-changing constellations or combinations, when needed and as the particular SDL challenges dictate. The point here is that the medical student uses what she needs, when she needs it; and applies these in the ways she needs to, to direct and be in control of her own learning.


It is clear that not all of the suggestions provided above could immediately, or easily be adopted and integrated by any particular medical education faculty and curriculum. However, moving the established medical education system toward a greater emphasis on self-directed learning principles and practices, even if incrementally, would be a step in the right direction and yield positive results as we prepare the doctors of tomorrow for lifelong learning.


Grow, G. O. (1991/1996). Teaching learners to be self-directed. Adult Education Quarterly, 41 (3), 125-149. Expanded version available online at: http://www.longleaf.net/ggrow











PRACTICAL STRATEGIES TO PROMOTE SELF-DIRECTED LEARNING IN THE MEDICAL CURRICULUM

Dirk Morrison and Kalyani Premkumar


Ideally, the 21st century physician, as a lifelong learner, is empowered by a deep understanding and actualized skills of self-directed learning (SDL). While SDL is an intuitively valued element of most medical education curricula, unless SDL is explicitly valued and spirally integrated across the curriculum, it is unlikely to be acquired as a core learning skill set by undergraduate medical students. In this paper, we outline a coherent set of practical strategies to promote and sustain SDL in the undergraduate curriculum. The implementation of these teaching and learning strategies may reverse a trend discovered in one medical school (i.e., a drop in student SDL readiness), by providing a teaching and learning environment in which the principles of SDL can be fully supported and actualized.


자기조절학습과 자기주도학습: 왜 서로 의사소통이 안될까? (IJSDL, 2014)

SELF-REGULATED AND SELF-DIRECTED LEARNING: WHY DON’T SOME NEIGHBORS COMMUNICATE?

Laurent Cosnefroy and Philippe Carré




지난 50년간 서양권 국가에서 등장한 평생학습과 자율적 지식노동자에 대한 유망한 비전과 함께, 성인교육, 직업교육, 교육심리와 관련된 분야의 문헌에서 자기학습 개념에 대한 관심이 매우 높아졌다. 약 20년 전에 Carre는 성인교육 문헌에서 자율학습과 관련된 15개 이상의 언급들을 찾아냈다.

Parallel to the promising visions of lifelong learning and the autonomous knowledge worker that have emerged in most Western countries over the last 50 years, the literature in the relevant fields of adult education, vocational training and educational psychology has evidenced a striking intensification of interest in self- learning concepts. More than 20 years ago, Carré (1992) conducted an initial search which produced no less than 15 notions used in the adult education literature in relation to autonomous learning: 

  • autonomous learning, 
  • independent learning, 
  • self- directed learning, 
  • self-managed learning, 
  • self-organized learning, 
  • self-regulated learning, 
  • self-determined learning, 
  • self-planned learning, 
  • self-initiated learning,
  • self-learning, 
  • self-education, 
  • self-instruction, 
  • self-teaching, 
  • autodidaxy, and 
  • autodidactic learning.


이 중에 가장 많이 나타나는 것은 SDL과 SRL이다. 


보통 사람들에게 SDL과 SRL은 거의 동의어처럼 보인다. 심지어 교육심리 분야의 학자들도 SDL과 SRL은 문헌에서 서로 interchangeable하게 사용되기도 한다.

Definitions and Scope Analysis For the layperson, there is little doubt that, semantically speaking, SDL and SRL are close neighbors and could be considered as synonymous. Even scholars in educational psychology have suggested that the terms self-directed learning and self-regulated learning have often been used interchangeably in the literature (Loyens, Magda, & Rikers, 2008).


SDL의 가장 널리 사용되는 개념적 토대는 Knowles의 것이다.

A widely accepted conceptual foundation of SDL is Knowles’ (1975) definition: 

In its broadest meaning, self-directed learning describes a process in which individuals take the initiative, with or without the assistance of others, in diagnosing their learning needs, formulating learning goals, identifying human and material resources for learning, choosing and implementing appropriate learning strategies, and evaluating learning outcomes. (p. 18)


20년 후에 Long은 다시 이렇게 말했다.

Twenty years later, Long (1991) concurred: 

“I define self-directed learning as a personally directed purposive mental process usually accompanied and supported by behavioral activities involved in the identification and searching out of information” (p. 15).


거의 동시에 Zimmerman은 이렇게 말했다.

At about the same time, Zimmerman (1989) proposed: 

In general, students can be described as self-regulated to the degree that they are metacognitively, motivationally, and behaviorally active participants in their own learning process. Such students personally initiate and direct their own efforts to acquire knowledge and skill rather than relying on teachers, parents, or other agents of instruction. To qualify specifically as self-regulated in my account, students’ learning must involve the use of specified strategies to achieve academic goals on the basis of self- efficacy perceptions. This definition assumes the importance of three elements: students’ self-regulated learning strategies, self-efficacy perceptions of performance skill, and commitment to academic goals. (p. 329)


Zimmerman의 SRL에 대한 모델이 아마 가장 유명할 것이다 다른 것도 있다.

Zimmerman’s model of SRL is probably among the most popular.

  • Boekaerts’ model emphasizes emotional aspects, 
  • Corno’s the volitional aspect, and 
  • Winne’s model underscores the cognitive aspects of SRL. 


무슨 모델이든 SRL은 다음과 같은 것을 함의한다.

Whichever the model, all assume that SRL implies 

  • directing one’s learning by setting goals, 
  • monitoring the learning process, and 
  • using various cognitive and volitional strategies (Boekaerts & Corno, 2005; Pintrich, 2004).


이러한 첫 번째 정의는 두 개념의 유사성을 지적하는데, 비의존성과 agentic management 등이 그것이다. Lovens 등은 이렇게 말했다. '종합적으로 SDL과 SRL은 능동적 참여와 목표지향적 행동을 포함한다'. Pilling-Cormick과 Garrison 등에 의하면, SDL과 SRL은 모두 학습에 대한 책임과 통제를 의미한다. 

These first definitions point to the similarity of the two concepts, both aimed at describing the various dimensions of independent, agentic management of one’s learning efforts. Loyens et al. (2008, p. 417) note, “Overall, both SDL and SRL involve active engagement and goal-directed behavior.” According to Pilling- Cormick and Garrison (2007), SDL and SRL both address issues of responsibility and control in learning. 



3차원적 비교 

A Three-Dimensional Contrast

이전 문헌에서 다룬 바와 같이, "성인교육의 근간이 되는 SDL은 학교 외 환경에서 이뤄지는 학습의 역사의 개념이다. SRL은 반대로 학교 환경 내에서의 학습에 대해 연구해왔다". 둘 사이를 구분짓는 첫 번째 요소는 연구 전통이다.

As noted in previous reviews (Loyens et al., 2008, p. 418) “The adult education roots of SDL give this concept a history in learning outside school environments. . . . SRL, on the other hand, has been studied within school learning.” This first element accounts for two significant differentiating factors between both research traditions: 

  • SRL is mostly concerned with school-based learning, hence mostly studied by educational psychologists, while 
  • SDL, since its foundation, has been inspired by adults at grips with continuous formal or informal learning after their school years and hence has been mostly analyzed by adult education specialists. 




명백하게, SDL과 SRL은 학생의 통제에 대한 요소를 포함한다. 그러나 학습자가 가진 통제의 수준은, 특히 학습이 시작될 시점에서의 것이 SDL과 SRL이 다르다.

Clearly, both SDL and SRL carry an element of student control. However, the degree of control the learner has, specifically at the beginning of the learning process when the learning task is defined, differs in SDL and SRL. 

  • SDL에서 학습과제는 항항 학습자로부터 시작된다. SDL학습자는 무엇을 학습할지를 정의할 줄 알아야 한다.
    In
    SDL, the learning task is always defined by the learner. A self-directed learner should be able to define what needs to be learned. . . . 
  • SRL에서 학습과제는 교사가 정해줄 수도 있다. 이런 관점에서 SDL은 SRL을 포함한다.
    In SRL, the learning task can be generated by the teacher. . . . In this sense, SDL can encompass SRL, but the opposite does not hold. (p. 418) 

Loyens et al. (2008) state,


반대로, 이러한 구분은 SDL이 SRL을 포함함을 말한다. SDL하려면 SR할 수 있어야 한다.

Conversely, this distinction also implies that SDL requires SRL: one needs self- regulation to become a capable self-directed learner.


학교 시스템 내에 있는 학생들의 학습노력에 대한 연구를 다룬 교육심리연구에서 출발했다는 점에서 SRL으 주로 전략, 기술, 태도 등을 연구하며 더 넓은 목표는 학습자 자신에게 속하게 되지 않는다. 반대로 SDL연구는 성인교육 전문가에 의해서 수행되었고, Tough의 학습프로젝트라는 개념을 따르고 있다. 이는 학교 밖에서, 독립적인 학습자가 자기 결정적 교육 노력의 주된 의사결정자이다. 

Due to its origins in educational psychology’s studies of learning efforts of youth within the school system, SRL primarily investigates strategies, skills and attitudes favorable to an effective learning activity in constrained academic situations where the wider goals do not belong to the learners themselves. In contrast, investigations of SDL have been carried out by adult education specialists who, following the tradition of Tough’s notion of learning projects, have been mostly concerned with out-of-school, independent learners as the prime decision- makers of self-determined educational endeavors. 


학습프로젝트의 소유권이라는 측면에서, SDL에서 이것은 정의상 거의 학습자에게 있다. 반면 SRL에서는 외부에 의해서 통제될 수 있다. 반대로 말해서 agency가 둘 모두에서 핵심적 개념일지라도, SDL에서 이것은 보다 멀리 떨어지고 광범위한 목표를 의미하며, SRL에서는 가까운 목표에 제한된다. 이러한 SDL학습자는 학습의 궤적 전체를 조절하며, SRL학습자는 학습활동에 제한된 통제권을 가진다. 우리는 Lovens가 말한 것에 동의한다. SDL은 SRL을 의미할 수 있지만 그 반대는 아니다.

The difference lies in the ownership of the learning project, which rests, almost by definition, with the learner in SDL; while it could be controlled externally in SRL. In other words, while agency is at the core of both concepts, it applies to the larger distal goals in SDL but is restricted to proximal learning goals in SRL. The self-directed learner controls the learning trajectory as a whole, whereas the self-regulated learner’s control is restricted to the learning activity. We agree with Loyens et al. (2008) in stating that SDL can (and should) imply SRL, but the reverse is not true.


여기서 자기결정이란 학습자가 교육과 수련에 대한 옵션을 선택할 때 스스로 결정한다는 뜻이다.

Table 2 shows subcategory possibilities when crossing setting goals and achieving goals. Self-determination here means that the learners make their own decisions when choosing their options in education and training.





SRL은 방법론, 자원, 학습시간과 관련한 학생의 선택으로, 하나의 연속체로서 여겨진다. Winne이 말한 것과 같이 SRL은 학습에 있어 (인지적으로) 내재된 것이다. 비록 그 관여와 참여의 수준은 다를지라도 학습자는 메타인지적 모니터링 과정을 통해 학습에 대한 결정을 내리게 된다. 더 나아가서, 학습목표를 누가 설정했고, 학습상황이 어떻든간에 목표가 달성되기 위해서 그 목표는 보호받아야 하고 유지되어야 한다. 이러한 관점에서 SRL이 없는 상황은 사실상 거의 존재할 수 없으며, 이는 비록 학습상황이 거의 대부분 교사에 의해서 정의되고, 학습자의 선택이 매우 제한적인 상황에서도 그러하다. 이것이 우리가 SR의 부재 대신 낮은 SR이라고 언급한 이유이다.

Self-regulated learning is viewed as a continuum depending on the level of choices allowed to the student in terms of methodology, resources, or study time. As stated by Winne (1995), self-regulated learning is a cognitively inherent aspect of learning. Through the process of metacognitive monitoring the learner always makes decisions and controls his or her learning, albeit with a varying degree of engagement and success. Moreover, whatever the source of goals and the characteristics of the learning situation, goals often require protection and maintenance if they are to be met (Corno, 1993). In this sense, lack of self- regulated learning cannot really occur even though the learning situation is strongly defined by the teacher and curtails the learner’s choices. This is the reason why we used low level of self-regulation instead of lack of self-regulation in Table 2.


마지막으로 SDL과 SRL의 구분은 Rubicon 모델에 잘 맞는다. 이 모델에서는 Lewin의 목표달성을 위한 노력과 목표 설정에 대한 구분을 강조한다. 

Finally, the distinction between SDL and SRL nicely fits in the Rubicon model of action phases elaborated by Heckhausen (Heckhausen & Gollwitzer, 1986). This model capitalizes on Lewin’s distinction between goal striving and goal setting (Lewin, Dembo, Festinger, & Sears, 1944). 

  • Goal striving is behavior directed toward existing goals, whereas 
  • goal setting addresses the issue of what goals a person will choose. 

Heckhausen은 이 두 가지 문제를 하나의 이론적 모델로 합하여 deliberation부터 evaluation of action까지 네 단계를 구분하였다. 목표달성을 위한 노력은 '의지'이고, 목표 설정은 '동기'이다. SRL이론은 '의지'를 강조하고, SDL이론은 '숙고(deliberating)'단계를 강조한다.

Heckhausen has included these two problems into a single theoretical model that allows us to study the two steps in relation to each other and to introduce a temporal perspective by distinguishing four phases, from deliberation to evaluation of action. Goal striving is related to volition, goal setting to motivation. Being focused on the how of self-regulation, SRL theories enhance the volitional part of the learning process, whereas SDL theories focus on the deliberating phase of learning.





Target populations.


First, one should note that SDL is much more closely linked to adults than SRL. 

Conversely, SRL is more linked to academic achievement than SDL.




Theoretical framework. 


SRL연구는 인지심리학에 뿌리를 두고 있다.

Research on SRL is rooted in cognitive psychology. As stated by Winne (1996), research on metacognition and cognitive strategy “has built a broad platform for newer and increasingly more active work in SRL” (p. 327). Capitalizing on metacognitive theory, the SRL paradigm calls for expanding the study of learner activity by combining the investigation of cognitive, metacognitive and motivational processes in order to achieve a better understanding of autonomous learning (Cosnefroy, 2011).



SRL과 SDL모두 자율적 학습자가 무엇인가를 이해하고자 한다. 자율성은 동기 이론의 핵심이다. SDT는 자율과 통제된 자기조절을 구분한다. 

  • 자율: 자기 지지적 통제 (self-endorsed regulation) 스스로의 행동을 인식는 것이 스스로에서(내부에서) 나오는 것.
  • 통제된 자기조절: 한 사람의 행동은 자신 외부의 강제력에 의해서 이뤄지는 것.

SRL and SDL theories both attempt to understand what it means to be an autonomous learner. Autonomy is also at the core of a leading motivational theory. Self-determination theory (hereafter SDT) makes a distinction between autonomous and controlled self-regulation. The former is a self-endorsed regulation, the sense that one’s actions stem from oneself and are one’s own, whereas the latter means that the person’s behavior is regulated by coercive forces outside the self (Deci & Ryan, 2002).





두개의 평행우주?

Two Parallel Worlds?


SDL과 SRL 사이에는 연결이 약하다. 마찬가지로 SDT와도 연결이 약하다.

As shown above, there has been a significant increase in research on SDL and SRL from 2000 to 2010. The studies refer to one or the other but hardly ever to both concepts together, as if the research belonged to two parallel worlds without any connection. Likewise, there is a patent lack of connections with SDT, another theory that also focuses on autonomous self-regulation.


의사소통이 안 되는 이유

Conclusion: Three Combined Reasons Why Some Neighbors Don’t Communicate



It is hypothesized that three reasons account for the fact that such close conceptual neighbors don’t communicate – namely institutional differences, epistemological barriers, and scientific power issues.

    • This first distinction accounts for the fact that researchers, practitioners, readers and potential users of the corresponding theories have seldom found common ground or circumstances to exchange ideas, concepts and experience relative to their (unbeknownst to them) common interest in various forms of learner autonomy.
    • This second institutional divide, this time between university departments, reinforced mutual ignorance among faculty and students of both families. Respect for (or fear of) disciplinary frontiers may also have been reinforced by the classical phenomenon of paradigmatic closure, which Kuhn brought to light (Kuhn, 1962).
    • Almost as a consequence of the preceding remarks, one could consider the lack of interaction between SRL and SDL as a key instance of scientific competition between rival academic groups.






















SELF-REGULATED AND SELF-DIRECTED LEARNING: WHY DON’T SOME NEIGHBORS COMMUNICATE?

Laurent Cosnefroy and Philippe Carré

In connection with the ever-growing necessity of autonomous lifelong learning, psychological and educational research abounds with a plethora of self constructs. Among these, concepts that appear closely related seem to be used in complete ignorance of one another, thus appearing to operate within clearly segmented areas of empirical and academic subcultures. This paper examines two major constructs – self-regulated and self-directed learning – in order to (a) define them and establish their conceptual proximity and differences; (b) document the absence of links between them in the relevant literature(s); and (c) suggest three possible explanations for this mutual ignorance among close scientific kin. 


Keywords: self-directed learning, self-regulated learning, self-determination, selfefficacy, metacognition, autodidaxy, autonomy






미국 의과대학 입학생의 불확실성에 대한 내성 (Acad Med, 2014)

Ambiguity Tolerance of Students Matriculating to U.S. Medical Schools

Marie Caulfield, PhD, Kathryn Andolsek, MD, MPH, Douglas Grbic, PhD, and Lindsay Roskovensky






앞으로 다가올 삶의 우울한 특징은 우리의 과학과 예술 뿐 아니라 우리를 사람으로서 존재하게 하는 희망과 공포에 대한 것들에까지 존재하는 불확실성이다. 절대적 진실에는 도달할 수 없ㄷ으며, 우리는 부서진 일부를 찾는데 만족해야 한다. - 윌리암 오슬러

A distressing feature in the life of which you are about to enter … is the uncertainty which pertains not alone to our science and art, but also to the very hopes and fears which make us men. In seeking out the absolute Truth we aim at the unattainable, and must be content with finding broken portions. —Sir William Osler1



지난 수십년간 수많은 문헌에서 불확실성에 대한 내성이 의사의 중요한 역량이라고 해왔다.

A substantial body of literature over the past several decades suggests that tolerance for ambiguity is an important competency for physicians.2–4 As Geller4 recently pointed out, 


진료에서 개개인의 불확실성에 대한 낮은 내성은 검사 오더를 더 많이 내리게 만드는 결과를 가져오고, 근거중심 가이드라인을 따르지 않는 결과를 가져온다. 스크리닝 맘모그램의 recalling이 높아지고, 환자 비용이 높아지고, 유전자 검사의 음성 결과를 withhold하고, 오진에 따른 소송에 대한 공포가 높아지고, 죽음과 애도에 대해서 불편해하게 된다.

in medical practice, an individual’s low tolerance for ambiguity has been associated with … increased test- ordering tendencies and failure to comply with evidence-based guidelines,5 greater likelihood of recalling screening mammograms,6 increases in patient charges,7 withholding negative genetic test results,3 fear of malpractice litigation and defensive practice,8 and discomfort in the context of death and grief.9,10


불확실성에 대한 낮은 내성이 안좋은 결과를 가져오는 것과 함께, 높은 내성은 낮은 내성으로 인한 안좋은 결과를 줄임과 동시에 반대로 좋은 결과를 가져온다.

In addition to negative factors related to low tolerance for ambiguity, there also may be specific positive factors related to having a high tolerance for ambiguity, in addition to minimizing the negative factors


각 기관에서 강조하는 것.

  • 의과대학 입학생 The Association of American Medical Colleges (AAMC) includes tolerance of and adaptation to stressful or changing environments as part of the Resiliency and Adaptability competency, which is one of the core competencies for entering medical students.17 
  • 의과대학 졸업생 It also includes comfort with ambiguity in its published Core Entrustable Professional Activities,18 believed essential for graduated students entering residency programs. 
  • 소아과 레지던트의 milestone The Accreditation Council for Graduate Medical Education (ACGME) considers tolerance for ambiguity as an essential “reporting milestone” under the Professionalism competency for pediatrics residents19;

분명히, 우리가 아는 어떤 연구도 학생의 불확실성에 대한 내성을 종단적으로 분석한 적은 없다. 독일에서 의과대학 지원자를 대상으로 한 단면연구가 평균 이하의 내성을 확인시켜준 바 있으나, 서로 다른 학년 사이에 차이는 없었다.

Notably, no studies that we know of followed students longitudinally to examine stability of tolerance for ambiguity over time; a cross-sectional study that assessed students enrolled in medical school in Germany20 found below-average tolerance for ambiguity, with no differences across the students enrolled in the different years of school during that academic year.


전공 선택에 대한 영향에 대한 연구 결과는 다양하다.

Empirical studies have produced mixed findings regarding whether tolerance for ambiguity influences specialty preference.4


1993년 Geller 등은 불확실성에 대한 내성에 관한 변형된 스케일을 개발하였다. 이 저자들은 Budner의 정의를 사용하였다. 

In their 1993 study, Geller et al3 developed a modified scale for tolerance for ambiguity. The authors quote Budner’s24 definition of intolerance for ambiguity: 

“the tendency to perceive situations that are novel, complex or insoluble, as sources of threat.” 


그들은 18개의 설문 문항을 병합하였고, 국가 설문조사에 포함시켰다. 이중 7개 문항이 'good fit'을 보였다.

They combined 18 survey items from various measures developed in prior research and included them in a national survey of physicians’ knowledge and attitudes about genetic testing. 


Psychometric analyses found that 7 of the 18 items were a “good fit” for the data.



Purpose and hypotheses


2013년 처음으로 MSQ에 불확실성 내성(TFA) 스케일이 포함되었다.

In 2013, the modified tolerance for ambiguity (TFA) scale described above was, for the first time, included in the AAMC Matriculating Student Questionnaire (MSQ).25 Our study,


Participants and procedures


MSQ에는 다양한 설문문항이 포함된다. 2013년, 미국 내 140개 의과대학에 합격한 모든 학생에게 MSQ에 참여하도록 권고.

The MSQ contains a wide range of survey items, 

  • including premedical experiences, 
  • the medical school selection process, 
  • personal characteristics and attitudes, and 
  • specialty preferences and career plans. 


In 2013, individuals accepted for admission to any of the 140 U.S. medical schools that were accredited at that time by the Liaison Committee on Medical Education and that enrolled students in 2013 were invited by the AAMC to participate in the MSQ between June and mid- September.



Measures 


구성은 7개 문항

The seven-item TFA3 scale is a measure of one’s ability to cope with situations of uncertainty.


높은 점수가 높은 내성

Thus, higher scores are correlated with higher tolerance for ambiguity.


스트레스 인식 조사인 PSS도 MSQ에 포함됨. 이것은 10개 문항, 4점척도. 

The Perceived Stress Scale (PSS)26 is widely used for measuring the perception of stress. This 10-item scale measures the degree to which situations in one’s life are considered stressful. The PSS was included in the 2013 MSQ. PSS scores are calculated by summing across the 10 items, which are measured on a 0- to 4-point scale (never = 0, very often = 4).


TFA scale item 

  • It really disturbs me when I am unable to follow another person’s train of thought. 
  • If I am uncertain about the responsibilities involved in a particular task, I get very anxious. 
  • I am often uncomfortable with people unless I feel that I can understand their behavior.
  • Before any important task, I must know how long it will take. 
  • I don’t like to work on a problem unless there is a possibility of getting a clear-cut and unambiguous answer. 
  • The best part of working on a jigsaw puzzle is putting in that last piece. 
  • A good task is one in which what is to be done and how it is to clear.




'일차의료, 취약지에서 일할 의사가 있는가?' 문항도 포함됨

The survey also included the following item: “Do you plan to work primarily in an underserved area?” Response options were yes, no, and undecided.



Analytical approach 


신뢰도 분석(Cronbach alpha)

We first examined the internal consistency of the TFA and PSS scales using the Cronbach alpha test of reliability.27




남성과 여성의 차이가 줄어든 것은 밀레니엄 세대의 특징일 수 있다. (1980년~1999년 사이 출생) 이들 세대에서는 성 역할과 성 간 구분이 사라진다.

The narrowing of any difference between men and women may be due to the generational influences of the “Millennial generation.” Ninety- eight percent of the 13,867 survey participants who responded to the TFA items are in the Millennial age group of those born between 1980 and 1999. Some research suggests that gender distinctions and gender roles may be diminishing among those in the Millennial cohort.29


취약지에 근무하고자 하는 학생은 불확실성에 대한 내성이 높았다. 의료 접근성에 대한 격차가 커지고 SES, 인종, 민족, 지역에 따라 그 차이도 커지면서 의료취약지에 거주하는 사람들을 위한 의료인력에 대한 요구가 지속될 것이다. 따라서 의과대학은 TfA가 높은 학생을 입학절차에서 우선순위로 삼아야 한다.

Respondents who expressed an interest in working in an underserved area had higher tolerance for ambiguity than those who did not express such an interest. With disparities of health care access and outcomes recognized by socioeconomic status, race and ethnicity, and geography, there will continue to be a need for clinicians dedicated to patients living in underserved areas.30,31 Therefore, medical schools committed to addressing these problems may consider prioritizing personal characteristics such as tolerance for ambiguity in the admission process to enhance the likelihood that the future health care workforce will better address disparities in health care access.


이번 연구가 어떤 전공을 선택하느냐에 대해서 어떤 예측을 하는가를 보여주진 않았지만 설명적 분석 결과는 일관된다. 예컨대 TFA가 높은 학생들이 선호하는 분야는 의학유전학, 응급의학, 정신건강의학 등이었다.

Although the present study did not make predictions about which specialty preferences would be associated with different levels of tolerance for ambiguity, the exploratory analysis was consistent with some prior work in this area. For example, we found that the specialty preferences associated with the highest levels of tolerance for ambiguity included medical genetics, emergency medicine, and psychiatry;


스트레스에 대한 인식 역시 TFA와 연관되어 있었고, 스트레스를 많이 느낄수록 TFA가 낮았다.

Perceived stress was also associated with tolerance for ambiguity, as students with lower tolerance for ambiguity reported higher perceived stress levels.


의과대학생의 스트레스에 대한 대부분의 프로그램이 정신건강 서비스와 웰니스 프로그램이다. 그러나 이런 프로그램이 TFA 수준에 따라서 똑같이 효과적일지 혹은 이러한 프로그램이 TFA를 높일 수 있을지는 아직 모른다.

Most interventions to address medical student distress have focused on access to mental health services and wellness programs38; cognitive, behavioral, and mindfulness-based strategies39; and, more recently, curricular changes.40 It is

unknown whether these interventions are equally efficacious for students with different levels of tolerance for ambiguity or, relatedly, whether such interventions could increase an individual’s tolerance


25 Association of American Medical Colleges. 2013 MSQ All Schools Summary Report. ttps://www.aamc.org/data/msq/. Accessed July 9, 2014.















 2014 Nov;89(11):1526-32. doi: 10.1097/ACM.0000000000000485.

Ambiguity tolerance of students matriculating to U.Smedical schools.

Author information

  • 1Dr. Caulfield is manager of data operations and services, Association of American Medical Colleges, Washington, DC. Dr. Andolsek is professor of community and family medicine, Duke University School of Medicine, Durham, North Carolina. Dr. Grbic is senior research analyst, Association of American Medical Colleges, Washington, DC. Ms. Roskovensky is senior database specialist, Association of American Medical Colleges, Washington, DC.

Abstract

PURPOSE:

To examine the psychometric adequacy of a tolerance for ambiguity (TFA) scale for use with medical students. Also, to examine the relationship of TFA to a variety of demographic and personal variables in a national sample of entering U.Smedical students.

METHOD:

The authors used data from the 2013 Association of American Medical Colleges Matriculating Student Questionnaire in which questions on TFA were included for the first time that year. Data from 13,867 entering medical students were analyzed to examine the psychometric properties of the TFA scale. In addition, the relationships of TFA to sex, age, perceived stress, and desire to work in an underserved area were analyzed. Finally, the relationship of TFA to specialty preference was examined.

RESULTS:

The TFA scale was found to be psychometrically adequate for use in a medical student population. TFA was found to be higher in men and in older students. Lower TFA was associated with higher perceived stress levels. Students with higher TFA were more likely to express desire to work in an underserved area. Different levels of TFA may be associated with certain specialty preferences.

CONCLUSIONS:

These findings support the assessment of TFA to understand how this personal characteristic may interact with the medical school experience and with specialty choice. Longitudinal work in this area will be critical to increase this understanding.

PMID:
 
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의과대학 입학생의 성공에 필요한 핵심 인성역량 : 무엇이고, 어떻게 입학단계에서 평가할 수 있는가?(Acad Med, 2013)

Core Personal Competencies Important to Entering Students’ Success in Medical School: What Are They and How Could They Be Assessed Early in the Admission Process?

Thomas W. Koenig, MD, Samuel K. Parrish, MD, Carol A. Terregino, MD, Joy P. Williams, Dana M. Dunleavy, PhD, and Joseph M. Volsch, MPA




입학시에 의과대학 입학생이 지녀야 할 학업적 역량에 대해서는 일반적 합의가 있다.

There is general agreement in the medical education community about the academic competencies that medical students should demonstrate when they matriculate.


비록 의학교육계는 졸업시에 갖춰야 하는 인성역량에 대래서는 동의를 이뤘으나, 입학시에 어떠해야 하는가에 대해서는 합의가 없다.

Although the community has agreed on the personal competencies that medical students should demonstrate at graduation,1 it has not reached consensus on those that are important at entry or how to incorporate them into the admission process.


Albanese 등은 입학과정에서 87개 이상의 서로 다른 인성특성이 평가되고 있다고 추정하였다. 의과대학간 합의가 이토록 부족한 것은 어떤 인성역량이 의과대학 성과와 정의 관계게 있다는 연구 결과를 감안하면 무척 놀라운 것이다.

Albanese and colleagues2 estimated that more than 87 different personal qualities are assessed during the admission process. This lack of consensus among schools is surprising given that research has linked certain personal competencies to positive admission and medical school outcomes.


예컨대 Carrothers 등은 다음의 인성이 의과대학에서 주로 평가된다고 했다.

For example, Carrothers and colleagues3 found that 

    • having good interpersonal skills, 
    • knowing one’s emotions, 
    • recognizing emotions in others, 
    • possessing the ability to manage one’s emotions in difficult situations, and 
    • being able to motivate oneself 

were frequently cited by medical school admission committee members as desirable attributes for prospective medical students. 


비슷하게 Adams 등은 의과대학 교수/전공의/학생들은 의과대학에서의 성공에 중요한 요소로 다음의 것을 꼽았다고 했다.

Similarly, Adams and colleagues4 found that demonstrating 

    • motivation, 
    • a desire to learn, 
    • integrity and ethics, 
    • self-management, and 
    • strong interpersonal and 
    • teamwork skills 

were reported by medical school faculty members, residents, and students as being important to success in medical school.



연구 결과를 살펴보면 어떤 인성 특징든 환자 성과, 환자들의 의사에 대한 평가에도 연관된다고 했다.

Researchers have related some of these personal characteristics and skills to improved patient care outcomes and to patients’ ratings of their physicians.5,6


관련된 연구 결과로는 다음과 같은 것이 있다.

  • For example, good teamwork and collaboration are correlated with improved patient outcomes, patient satisfaction, and greater job satisfaction among physicians.7 
  • Patients who report being treated with dignity by their physicians are more likely to adhere to treatment plans and to be satisfied with their care.8 
  • Similarly, physicians who “adopt a warm, friendly, and reassuring manner” with their patients are more effective than those who keep consultations formal and do not offer reassurances.9 
  • Recently, Hojat and colleagues10 found that patients of physicians with high levels of empathy have better health outcomes than patients of physicians with moderate and low levels of empathy. 
  • Moreover, when physicians’ personal skills are lacking, negative professional outcomes are likely. 
  • For instance, Papadakis and colleagues11 showed that unprofessional behavior in medical school (e.g., irresponsibility, lack of capacity for self-improvement) predicts later disciplinary action by state medical boards.




의과대학 입학에서 인성역량의 역할

The Role of Personal Competencies in Medical School Admissions


AAMC의 리더들과 다른 의학교육계 사람들은 지원자의 인성 특성을 더 강조해야 한다고 말했다.

Leaders of the Association of American Medical Colleges (AAMC)12 and others in the medical education community have called for more emphasis to be placed on applicants’ personal competencies in the admission process.


자료를 보면 면접까지 가기 전에 상당한 수의 지원자가 제외된다. 2011년, 한 지원자는 평균 14개의 의과대학에 지원했으나 평균적으로 2개 이하의 학교에서만 면접까지 갔다.

Data show that a significant part of admission screening takes place before interviews: In 2011, the average applicant submitted 14 applications but received less than 2 interview invitations.13


이 문제를 해결하기 위해서 가장 먼저 해야 할 것은 평가할 인성역량을 정하고, 의학교육계의 수요와 목적의 균형에 맞는 실무적, psychometric적 이슈를 해결하기 위한 도구에 합의해야 한다.

To meet this challenge, the medical education community must first agree on a universal set of personal competencies to measure as well as a set of tools that balances the needs and goals of the admission community with practical (e.g., cost, accessibility) and psychometric issues.



Defining Core Personal Competencies for Entering Medical Students


비록 역량을 정의하고자 했던 시도는 없었던 바 아니나(AAMC는 1970년대와 1990년대에 시도한 바 있음), 의학교육계 내에서 이에 대한 합의를 이루고자 하는 시도는 거의 없었다. 따라서 AAMC는 다년간의 상당한 노력을 들여서 핵심 인성역량을 규명했다.

Although there have been attempts to systematically define the personal competencies that medical school matriculants should demonstrate on entry (e.g., the AAMC explored this in the 1970s and 1990s),16 there has been little effort to build consensus about these competencies in the wider medicaleducation community. Therefore, the AAMC undertook a rigorous, multi- year process to research and identify core personal competencies for students entering medical school in the 21st century. This process (Table 1) 


16 Etienne PMJ, Julian ER. Assessing the personal characteristics of premedical students. In: Camara WKE, ed. Choosing Students: Higher Education Admissions Tools for the 21st Century. Mahwah, NJ: Lawrence Erlbaum Associates; 2005.





의과대학 성공에 중요한 인적 특성

Identifying personal characteristics important to success in medical school


MR5 Committee는 두 개의 설문 진행

The MR5 Committee began the process by conducting two surveys

      • In 2008, U.S. and Canadian admission officers were asked to describe their school’s admission process and to rate the importance of 41 personal characteristics to success in medical school.
      • In 2009, U.S. and Canadian academic affairs officers were asked to rate the importance of 72 characteristics to success in medical school. Data from these two surveys17,18


핵심 인성역량 개발

Developing the set of core personal competencies


다음으로, ILWG는 직무분석을 했다.

Next, the ILWG conducted a multistep job analysis to identify the core set of personal competencies


각각의 인성특성에 대해서 다음의 질문을 던졌다.

We then asked the following questions about each personal characteristic: 

    • 1. Is this characteristic related to medical student performance, particularly the behaviors associated with success in medical school? 
    • 2. Do students need to display this characteristic at entry into medical school? 
    • 3. Is it reasonable to assume that medical school applicants can demonstrate this characteristic? (Is it developmentally appropriate?) 
    • 4. Is this characteristic fixed, or is it malleable? Is it something that medical education can build on as the student matures and is exposed to new experiences?

이 질문에 대한 답변에 따라 하위집단을 선택함
On the basis of the answers to these questions, we selected a subset of personal characteristics to develop into core personal competencies.


평균적으로 매우-극도로 중요하다고 평가하였으나, 입학과정에서 관련되어 제공되는 정보의 질에는 만족하지 못함

As shown in Table 2, on average, all of the draft personal competencies were rated by admission officials as “very important” to “extremely important.” Respondents were not, however, satisfied with the quality of information available about these competencies during the admission process.




피드백 수집

Collecting feedback on the core personal competencies


The ILWG’s recommendation served as the foundation for the AAMC Admissions Initiative. One of that group’s first projects was to review the ILWG’s draft definitions of the recommended core personal competencies.





9개의 핵심인성역량 승인

Approving the nine core personal competencies for entering medical students


2013년 2월 AAMC COA는 최종 9개 리스트를 만들었다. 

In February 2013, the AAMC’s COA endorsed the final list of nine core personal competencies for entering medical students (defined in Table 4): 

      • ethical responsibility to self and others; 
      • reliability and dependability; 
      • service orientation; 
      • social skills; 
      • capacity for improvement; 
      • resilience and adaptability; 
      • cultural competence; 
      • oral communication; and 
      • teamwork.





평가도구 검색

Exploring Tools to Assess the Core Personal Competencies Early in the Admission Process


비록 ILWG 설문이 인성역량을 평가하는 도구도 제안하긴 했지만, 그것의 활용과 가치에 대해서는 아직 답해야 할 질문이 많다.

Although the ILWG survey suggested a desire among admission officers for tools that assess applicants’ personal competencies early in the admission process, there are many unanswered questions about the use and value of such measures in medical school admissions.22


50개 이상의 논문, 6개의 미발표된 보고서 등등을 보았음.

We identified more than 50 seminal articles (including several meta-analyses) and six nonpublished technical reports about tools currently used to measure personal competencies in higher education and employment settings. We made subjective, holistic judgments about tools’ potential to provide information on applicants’ core personal competencies for use in the pre-interview screening stage of the admission process. 


여섯 개의 도구를 여덟 개의 준거로 평가하였다.

We judged six types of tools according to the following eight criteria: 

    • validity, 
    • reliability, 
    • group differences, 
    • susceptibility to faking and coaching, 
    • applicant reactions, 
    • user reactions, 
    • cost/resource utilization, and 
    • scalability for use in pre-interview screening (Appendix 1).



SJT

Situational judgment tests


SJT의 진행방식. 평가자는 답을 골라야 하고 포멧이 다양할 수 있다.

In situational judgment tests (SJTs), examinees are asked to indicate how they would (or should) respond to dilemmas presented in text-based, video, or animated scenarios. Response formats vary

      • Examinees may be asked to select from multiple-choice options, 
      • identify the most and least effective responses, 
      • and/or answer open-ended questions. 


캐나다, 벨기에, 이스라엘 등에서 활용되고 있음

SJTs have been used in medical school admission processes in Canada (the CASPer assessment23), Belgium,24–26 and Israel.27


직원 채용에 관한 문헌을 보면 SJT의 신뢰도 타당도 근거가 충분하다. 1997년부터 의과대학 선발에 사용해온 벨기에에서의 결과도 마찬가지이다. 추가적으로 영국에서의 연구결과를 보면 SJT가 의사로서의 수행역량을 예측하며, 임상에서의 문제해결 시험에 incremental validity를 제공한다. 또한 지원자도 SJT에 호의적이다.

The employment literature28 provides strong evidence for the reliability and validity of SJTs, as does research conducted in Belgium,26 where an SJT has been used in the medical school admission process since 1997. Additionally, research from the United Kingdom shows that SJT scores predict competency-based ratings of physician performance and provide incremental validity above and beyond a clinical problem-solving test.29 Further, applicants hold generally positive attitudes about SJTs.30


SJT수행에 약간의 인종/민족간 차이가 있을 수 있다. 그러나 법과대학 결과를 보면 AA나 Latino의 입학을 더 높여준다.

There is some evidence suggesting that there may be small racial/ethnic group differences in performance on SJTs that emphasize decision making.31 However, research conducted by the College Board and the Law School Admission Council indicates that including these tests in the admission process may increase the percentage of African American and Latino matriculants compared with using academic data alone, and that performance on SJTs is the best predictor of “lawyering effectiveness.”32,33


SJT는 개발에 비용이 많이 들며, 시나리오 개발에 기술전문가가 필요하다. 그러나 면접 전 스크리닝에 scalable하며 대규모의 지원자에게 시행할 수 있다. 결과 자료도 활용하기 용이하다.

SJTs are somewhat expensive to develop because of the technical expertise needed to create and score scenarios. However, they are scalable for use in pre-interview screening because they can be administered to a large number of applicants before the interview. Further, when SJTs are scored, data are presented in a format that is easy to consume.


표준화 수행 평가(SEP)

Standardized evaluations of performance

평가자는 그래픽, 상호비교, 행동-관련-평가스케일을 활용하여 지원자를 특정 역량에 따라 평가한다.

In standardized evaluations of performance (SEPs), raters use a graphic, comparative, or behaviorally anchored rating scale to evaluate applicants on a set of competencies.


대부분의 의과대학 입학절차에서 비표준화 추천서를 사용하지만, 비학업적 변인에 대해서는 평가자간 신뢰도가 낮고, 예측 타당도도 낮고, comparative data도 부족하다. 다른 전문직 교육과정에서는 SEP을 사용해왔으며 ETS에서는 PPI를 도입했다. 

Although most medical school admission processes use nonstandardized letters of recommendation—which have poor interrater reliability for nonacademic variables,34 have poor predictive validity, and lack comparative data—other graduate and professional program (e.g., veterinary medicine, optometry, physical therapy) admission processes use SEPs. In 2009, the Educational Testing Service introduced the Personal Potential Index,35 an SEP for use in graduate admissions, but there is no published literature to date on its psychometric properties.


의과대학 지원자의 수행능력을 보면 SEP 점수와 작지만 유의미한 정의 상관관계를 확인할 수 있다. 입학담당자는 SEP에 긍정적인 태도를 가질 가능성이 높은데, 왜냐하면 평가자들이 지원자의 인성역량을 묘사할 구체적인 행동 예시를 포함시켜야 하기 때문이다.

Research on the Medical Student Performance Evaluation shows small but significant observed positive correlations between standardized evaluations and performance on comprehensive clinical performance exams.36 Admission officers are likely to have positive attitudes about SEPs because raters must include specific examples of behaviors illustrating applicants’ personal competencies.37


점수를 잘 주는 평가자가 있을 수 있고 평가에 variance가 있을 수 있다.

There is potential for rater leniency and consequent lack of variance in ratings, though.



성취기록

Accomplishment records


성취기록은 자기소개서와 비슷하며, 성취와 경험의 표준화된 기술이다. 지원자는 중요한 인성역량과 관련한 행동을 기술하도록 한다.

Accomplishment records, also known as autobiographical questionnaires, are standardized descriptions of achievements and experiences. Applicants are asked to describe behaviors related to a set of important personal competencies.


신뢰도는 이러한 성취기록이 감독관이 있는 상황에서 수집되고, 다수의 평가자가 평가하여 확보할 수 있다. 타당도 자료는 수집 불가능하다. 지원자와 의과대학은 미적지근할 수 있는데 일이 늘어나기 때문이다. 점수를 부여하지 않은 성취기록에 대해서는 거의 문헌자료가 없으나 개발이 어렵지 않고 다수의 지원자에게 적용가능하다.

Reliability is best when accomplishment records are collected in proctored settings and are scored by multiple raters.39 Validity data are not available with respect to their use in admissions. Applicants and users may have lukewarm reactions to them because of the added workload. There is little published research on unscored accomplishment records, but they are inexpensive to develop and can be administered to large numbers of applicants.


인성검사, 전기적 자료

Personality and biographical data inventories


인성검사도구와 전기적 자료는 지원자에게 리커트 스케일로 특정 명제에 대해서 어느 정도로 자신이 해당되는지 평가하게 한다. 이들 도구는 상대적으로 저렴하다.

Personality inventories and biographical data inventories ask applicants to indicate the extent to which a series of statements accurately describe them, typically using a Likert-type response scale. These tools are relatively inexpensive to develop and can be administered to large numbers of applicants.


그러나 high-stake 맥락에서 우려가 있다. 가장 큰 것은 코칭과 faking이다.

However, there are concerns about their use in a high-stakes admission context. A primary concern is the potential for coaching and faking responses.


낮은 SES의 지원자는 이러한 코칭을 받지 못해 불이익이 있을 수 있다.

Applicants from low socioeconomic backgrounds who do not have access to such coaching may be at a disadvantage.



면접

Local interviews


인터뷰 종류는 비구조화에서 구조화까지 다양하나 대부분 반구조화 면접을 사용한다.

Interview types range from unstructured to structured, but most medical school interviews are semistructured.


면접은 한계가 많은데, 우선 비구조화 면접의 신뢰도가 낮으며, 지원자의 지원서 자료를 같이 면접관에게 제공하는 평가에 오류가 생길 가능성이 높다. 또한 평가자 오류가 있을 수 있고, 지원자보다 평가자에 따라 점수가 달라진다.

Local interviews have a number of limitations, however. Reliability for unstructured interviews is poor, and the practice of providing interviewers with access to applicants’ application data introduces bias.42,43 In addition, local interviews are subject to rater error, and ratings may have more to do with the interviewer than the interviewee.43 


구조화된 면접은 다음과 같은 것이 있다.

structured interviews conducted at the University of Iowa Carver College of Medicine,47 and “behavioral event interviews” used by the Scholarly Excellence, Leadership Experiences, Collaborative Training program at the Morsani College of Medicine48


마찬가지로 코칭과 faking에 대한 우려

One concern about interviews is the potential for coaching and faking.



AC
Assessment centers


AC는 다양한 표준화된 평가를 활용할 수 있다.

Assessment centers can employ several standardized exercises (e.g., interviews, role-plays, in-baskets, group discussions) to provide multiple opportunities for multiple raters to evaluate applicant behaviors.


다양한 자료가 수집가능하나 자원이 많이 든다.

Data from assessment centers provide important information about applicants’ personal competencies, but such centers are resource intensive. Thus, it is not feasible to conduct them on a national level to provide data in time for pre-interview screening.



추가 연구 권고사항

Tools recommended for future study



우리의 권고는 SJT, SEP, 성취기록이다.

After reviewing the literature and evaluating potential tools on the eight criteria, we suggested that the AAMC further investigate three tools for possible use in assessing applicants’ core personal competencies during the admission process: SJTs, SEPs, and accomplishment records. We recommended these tools because each of them


그 이유는 아래와 같다.

provides data about personal competencies in a format that is easy to use and would be available in time for pre-interview screening, 

allows for multiple sources of assessment, 

• has acceptable validity and is likely to provide predictive value beyond UGPAs and MCAT scores in predicting nonacademic outcomes, 

• demonstrates less potential risk of coaching and faking effects compared with other tools, 

• is likely to be accepted by applicants and admission officers, and 

• avoids exorbitant costs that would likely be passed on to applicants.



어떤 도구도 모든 상황에 완벽하지 않아서 다양한 도구를 사용할 것을 권고한다. SJT SEP 성취기록은 모두 toolbox로서 함께 사용되어야 한다.

No tool is perfect for all situations, so we recommend that multiple tools be employed to assess personal competencies to enable admission officers to evaluate the information collected (just as they currently consider both UGPAs and MCAT scores in context). SJTs, SEPs, and accomplishment records should be used together—as part of an “admissions toolbox”—along with data on applicants’ academic competencies, in deciding which applicants to interview.


SJT에 대한 연구가 더 필요하다. 

Future research on the use of SJTs in medical school admissions should explore different formats for 

    • presenting scenarios (e.g., actors, avatars), 
    • alternative response formats (e.g., rank order, narrative responses), 
    • validity, and 
    • the impact of coaching/faking on validity and user acceptance.





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 2013 May;88(5):603-13. doi: 10.1097/ACM.0b013e31828b3389.

Core personal competencies important to entering students' success in medical school: what are they and how could they be assessed early in the admission process?

Author information

  • 1Johns Hopkins University School of Medicine, Baltimore, Maryland, USA.

Abstract

Assessing applicants' personal competencies in the admission process has proven difficult because there is not an agreed-on set of personalcompetencies for entering medical students. In addition, there are questions about the measurement properties and costs of currently available assessment tools. The Association of American Medical College's Innovation Lab Working Group (ILWG) and Admissions Initiative therefore engaged in a multistep, multiyear process to identify personal competencies important to entering students' success in medical school as well as ways to measure them early in the admission process. To identify core personal competencies, they conducted literature reviews, surveyed U.S and Canadian medical school admission officers, and solicited input from the admission community. To identify tools with the potential to provide data in time for pre-interview screening, they reviewed the higher education and employment literature and evaluated tools' psychometric properties, group differences, risk of coaching/faking, likely applicant and admission officer reactions, costs, and scalability. This process resulted in a list of ninecore personal competencies rated by stakeholders as very or extremely important for entering medical students: ethical responsibility to self and others; reliability and dependability; service orientation; social skills; capacity for improvement; resilience and adaptability; cultural competence; oral communication; and teamwork. The ILWG's research suggests that some tools hold promise for assessing personal competencies, but the authors caution that none are perfect for all situations. They recommend that multiple tools be used to evaluate information about applicants' personalcompetencies in deciding whom to interview.

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지난 25년간의 의과대학 입학과 관련된 연구와 실제(Teach Learn Med, 2013)

A Perspective on Medical School Admission Research and Practice Over the Last 25 Years

Clarence D. Kreiter and Rick D. Axelson

Department of Family Medicine, University of Iowa Carver College of Medicine, Iowa City, Iowa, USA






다양한 관점에도 불구하고 입학 프로그램은 상당히 보수적인 편이다. 실제로 지난 25년간 북미 의과대학의 학생선발 과정을 보면 거의 변한게 없다.

Despite a wide diversity of viewpoints, admission programs tend to be quiteconservative and to perpetuate the professional status quo. Infact, a comparison between current admission practices at North American medical schools and those used 25 years ago suggest that procedures have changed very little.1–4


한 가지 가능한 설명은 개념적 장벽, 그리고 기관 차원의 장벽이다.

A more likely explanation is that conceptual and organizational barriers have slowed evidence-based progress.



연구 결과 활용의 장애요인

BARRIERS TO THE USE OF RESEARCH FINDINGS


우리가 보는 관점에서, 발전을 저해하는 가장 중요한 요소는 공통의 의제와 개념 토대의 부족이다.

In our view, what has most slowed progress has been the lack of a shared agenda and conceptual foundation for guiding scholarship on admission issues.


발전을 저해하는 첫 번째 개념적 문제는 의과대학이 지원자에서 어떤 부분을 평가하고자 하는 것에 대한 모호함이다. 여러 의과대학에서 평가하는 인적 특성의 다양성은 의과대학 지원자에게 바라는 바람직한 특성에 대한 합의가 적음을 뜻한다.

The primary conceptual problem hindering admission pro- cess refinement has been ambiguity regarding what medical schools are looking for in candidates. The wide range of per- sonal qualities that are purportedly being assessed by different colleges indicate that there is little agreement regarding the desired attributes.7


AAMC의 COA는 ILWG의 결과물에 네 개의 추론과 두 개의 핵심 과학 역량을 더했다.

The AAMC’s Committee on Admissions, building upon the work of the Innovation Lab Working Group, specified four reasoning and two science core competencies 


이 역량 목록에 대한 동의를 만드는 것이 이 문제를 해결하고 지원자에게 요구되는 바람직한 특성과 관련된 여러 이슈들을 해결하는데 도움이 될 것이다.

Agreement on this list of competencies will likely be an important step toward resolution of this matter and other issues conflated with the debate over desired candidate qualities.


보다 덜한 장애요인 중 하나는 학생선발의 목적이 복잡하다는 것에 있다. 다양한 목적들이 있으며, 이는 서로 상충하기도 하고, 각각은 다시 다양한 하부 이슈로 구성되어 있어서 학생 선발에 관한 의사결정 환경은 다면적인 특성을 지닌다. 이 복잡성은 과연 validity에 대한 근거가 선발 절차에 적용되기는 하는가에 대한 의구심을 낳는다. 비록 validity theory는 한 프로그램이 어떤 목적을 가지고 있느냐에 대해서는 중립적이지만, 변화에 대한 보수적인 관점과 새로운 근거기반 방법론을 지지하는 사람간의 관점 차이는 그 사람이 psychometric validity가 특정 목적이나 목표를 향해서 편향되어있는지 여부에 어떻게 생각하느냐에 달려있다.

A less recognized obstacle to evidence-based progress relates to the complexity of admission goals. The broad and often competing concerns for social justice, educational quality, and healthcare outcomes each contain numerous subsidiary issues that ultimately create a multifaceted and complex decision environment.This complexity has led some to question whether validity evidence even applies to selection procedures. Although validity theory is neutral regarding what goals are set for a program,often the difference between a conservative viewpoint toward change and one that advocates new evidence-based methods hinges upon whether one believes that psychometric validity is inherently biased in favor of a particular goal or objective. 


근거기반 방법론을 활용하는데 관련된 또 하나의 장애는 증가하는 정치적, 법적 압박이다. 비록 학생선발 절차가 그러한 압력에 반응해야 하는 것은 맞지만, 우리는 과학적 타당도 근거가 법적/정치적 영역에서도 공정성과 효율성을 정의하는 것의 핵심이 되어야 한다고 생각한다.

A related obstacle for utilizing evidence-based methods stems from the increasingly strong political and legal pressures placed on medical schools. Although it is clear that the admissions process must respond to such pressures, we believe that scientific validity evidence should be instrumental in defining fairness and efficiency in both the legal and political arenas.


마지막으로, 인간의 판단의 역할을 객관적으로 보는 것에 대한 거부감이 있다. 타당도에 대한 근거가 인간의 판단을 평가하는데 무관하다는 것, 그리고 양적 방법론이 개개인의 판단력에 위협을 가한다는 인식이 중요한 연구 결과를 무시하게끔 만들어왔다.

Lastly, there has been a reluctance to objectively evaluate therole of human judgment. The perception that validity evidenceis irrelevant in evaluating human judgments and that quantita-tive methods threaten the individual’s decision-making powerhas led to important research findings being ignored.



다섯개 영역에 대한 관점
A PERSPECTIVE ON THE FIVE AREAS OF INQUIRY 


입학절차는 미국 의학교육에 큰 영향을 미쳐왔다. 효과적인 교육적 개입은 고작해야 효과크기 0.20혹은 그 이하 정도의 이득에 그치나, 근거중심 선발의 효과는 훨씬 더 강하다. 실제로 잘 설계된 선발 절차는 수행능력을 1 SD 이상 향상시킬 수 있다.

Admission procedures have had a profound impact on North American medical education. Although effective educational interventions typically produce only small gains in learning, usually with effect sizes of .20 or less, evidence-based selec- tion is comparatively far more powerful. In fact, when well de- signed, selection procedures in medical education can achieve performance gains easily exceeding 1 standard deviation.14–16



1. 인터뷰와 관련 기술들

1. The Interview and Related Techniques


어떤 도구의 타당도도 그 신뢰도의 SQRT값을 초과할 수 없기 때문에, 입학 전 면접 성적의 재현가능성은 타당도의 필요조건이다.

Because the maximum validity displayed by any measure cannot exceed the square root of its reliability, establishing the reproducibility of the preadmission interview score is a nec- essary precondition for validity.


완벽한 시험-재시험 방식의 신뢰도가 면접의 유용성을 결정하는데 가장 관련이 높기 때문에, 다면화된 일반화가능도 분석을 통해 도출한 G 계수가 - 평가자간, 평가자내 일관성 지표보다 - 가장 이론적으로 면접의 타당성을 잘 보여준다.

Because a comprehensive test–retest type of reliability is the most relevant for determining the utility of the interview, a G coefficient from a multifaceted generaliz- ability analysis, rather than an interrater or internal consistency index, has the most theoretical relevance for establishing the validity of the interview.


연구 결과를 살펴보면, 전통적인 방식의 입학면접 점수는 전반적으로 재현가능성이 매우 낮으며, 이 낮은 신뢰도로부터의 타당도 역시 면접이 중요한 성과들을 예측하는데 효과가 없음을 보여주고 있다. 이러한 결과는 입학면접을 매우 강조하는 대부분의 북미 의과대학에 시사하는 바가 크다. 명백하게, 전통적인 면접은 선발에서 중요한 요소가 되어서는 안된다. 그리고 면접 점수를 최종 결정에 활용하는 것은 공정하고 타당한 평가가 이루어질 것이라는 지원자의 기대에 반하는 것이다.

Research suggests that the overall re- producibility of the traditional preadmission interview score is very low, and the validity implication of this lowreliability have been confirmed by studies demonstrating that the interviewis in- effective in predicting important outcomes.18–22 These findings have significance for the majority of North American medical schools as they continue to maintaining a strong emphasis on the preadmission interview.1,2 Clearly, the traditional interview should not be an influential component in selection, and the use of an interview score to make the final decision may violate an applicant’s expectation of fair and valid assessment practice.9


MMI는 면접에서 가장 중요한 혁신인데, OSCE 형식의 시험을 활용한 것이다. 다수의 독립된 평가자의 결과를 종합하는 이 평가방식은 신뢰도와 타당도 측면에서 일관된 결과를 보여주고 있다. MMI가 널리 활용되고 있지는 않지만, 이는 아마도 그 절차의 복잡성 때문이며, 비학업적 평가에 있어서 신뢰도 있는 결과를 내놓다는 것은 확실하다. 다수의 독립된 평가가 필요하다는 것은 명백하나, 어떤 행동을 관찰할 것이고 평가할 것인가에 대해서는 의견이 상반된다.

The MMI has as its most important innovation, the use of objectivelystructuredclinical examination–style mea- surement techniques.23 This well-examined assessment method, using multiple independently rated samples of behavior, has consistently produced summary measures displaying accept- able reliability and promising validity evidence.24–28 Although the MMI has not been widely adopted, perhaps due to the com- plexity of the measurement process, it does demonstrate the fea- sibility of generating a reliable nonacademic assessment from an interview-like procedure. Although it is clear that multi- ple independent measures of performance are needed, there are competing concepts regarding which behaviors should be ob- served and rated.19,26 

 


2. 입학 시험

2. Admission Tests


가장 높은 예측력에도 불구하고 입학시험을 활용하는 것의 타당도에 대해서는 의견이 갈린다. 예컨대 MCAT이 어떤 임상기술이나 의과대학 후반/전공의/진료의 성취 결과를 예측하는데 비효과적이라는 결과로부터 어떤 사람들은 MCAT이 선발에서 제한적으로만 활용되어야 한다고 주장한다.

Despite generating the highest predictive coefficients, there have been conflicting views regarding the validity of using an aptitude/achievement test for selecting applicants to study medicine. For example, because the MCAT has been reported to be ineffective in predicting certain clinical skill and achieve- ment outcome measures fromthe later years of medical school, residency, and practice, some have maintained that the MCAT is of limited use in selection.31–35


메타분석을 해보면, 타당도에 대한 일반화 연구로부터 MCAT의 예측력이 비교적 의과대학 전 학년에 걸쳐서 일관되게 나타나며 MCAT이 시험점수로 나타나는 학업성취 뿐 아니라 임상기술 예측도 잘 하는 것을 보여준다.

Using meta-analytic techniques, validity generalization research has convincingly demonstrated that the predictive power of the MCAT remains relatively consistent across the medical school years and beyond and that the MCAT tends to predict clinical skills almost as well as written test-based academic achievement outcomes.15


입학시험은, 그 이름을 뭐라고 부르든, 일반적인 지능 및 추론 능력과 매우 높은 상관이 있다. 이는 입학시험을 바탕으로 한 선발은 지능을 바탕으로 한 선발이라는 의미이기도 하다.

Admission tests, whether labeled as aptitude or achievementassessments, are highly correlated with general intelligence andthe ability to reason.38,39 This implies that selection based onadmission testing also selects on general intelligence. 


다른 학생선발 맥락과 비교해보면, 의학교육에서 선발을 하는 사람들은 대른 분야에 비해서 고도로 동기부여가 되어있고 똑똑한 학생 중에서 산발하는 것이다. 이런 이유로 informed selection 방법은 겨우 의과대학 지원요건/면허취득요건을 충족한 지원자를 찾는 것보다 훨씬 더 능력 있는 지원자를 선발하는 것이다.

Compared to other selection contexts, medical education ad- mission professionals are in the enviable position of being able to select from a large pool of highly motivated and intelligent applicants. For this reason, informed selection methods are ca- pable of achieving far more than identifying applicants who will merely pass the requirements of medical school and the associated licensure and certification examinations.42


Section 4에서 논의할 것과 마찬가지로, 이 결론의 함의는 다양한 입학 프로그램의 목적을 달성하고자 할 때, 가장 타당한 모델은 MCAT 평균점수를 최대화하되, 다른 유형의 목표에 의해서 제한되도록 하는 것이다.

As we discuss in Section 4, the practical implication of this conclusion is that when attempting to achieve diverse admission programobjectives, the most valid models are those that maximize the average MCAT within the constraints imposed by other class composition goals.43,44


MCAT과 관련된 중요한 이슈 중 하나는 uGPA와 높은 상관이 있다는 점이다. 두 척도간에는 다중공선성이 높아 MCAT이 의과대학 성적이나 USMLE 점수를 예측하는데 약간정도만 기여하게 된다. 따라서 MCAT을 배제하고 uGPA만 사용하는 것이 타당해 보일 수 있으나, MCAT을 유지해야 하는 이유가 있다. 하나는 대학 성적의 의미는 대학이 어디인지 전공이 무엇인지 따라서 매우 다르다는 것이다. 또한 이러한 이유로 uGPA만 활용하는 것은 불공정하고 교육 절차를 훼손시킬 수 있다. MCAT은 uGPA를 여러 대학간 동질화시키는 효과적인 수단이다.

An additional and important interpretive issue concerning MCAT research relates to the fact that admission test scores correlate highly with undergraduate grade point average (uGPA). Multicollinearity between the two measures results in the MCAT contributing only modestly to the incremental vari- ance explained in medical school grades and USMLE scores.14 Althoughit might therefore seemreasonable tosimplyuse uGPAwithout MCAT, there are compelling reasons to retain MCATin the selection process. One of the primary shortcomings ofcollege grades relates to the fact that the meaning of uGPAvaries dramatically across undergraduate institutions and ma-jors.45 The variability in standards across institutions suggeststhat it is unfair and likely damaging to the educational process,to use uGPA in isolation. Because MCAT is an effective meansof equating uGPA across institutions, it also serves a vital rolein maintaining the integrity of our educational metrics.46 



3. 개인 역량에 대한 다른 척도들

3. Other Measures of Personal Competencies


보통 의과대학 입학에는 추천서가 필요하다. 2012년 봄, 미국 의과대학들은 personal competency가 널리 평가되고 있고 의과대학 선발에서 중요하다는 것을 확인했다. 설문에 응한 99명의 학장은 모두 추천서를 활용하고 있다고 했으며, '중요한' 정보원으로 평가했다. 그럼에도 불구하고 추천서에 기록된 정보는 여전히 우려의 대상인데, 그 정보의 질은 작성자에게 제공되는 형식의 구조화 정도에 영향을 받는 것으로 보인다.

Letters of reference/evaluation for candidates are generally required for medical school admission. A spring 2012 sur- vey of U.S. medical school admission deans confirmed their widespread use and importance in admission processes for as- sessing personal competencies.47 All 99 deans responding to the survey (70%of the 142 medical schools) reported using let- ters of evaluation in their admissions processes and, on average, rated them as “important” sources of information for deciding whom to interview and admit. Nevertheless, the quality of the information provided in letters is a source of ongoing concern. The information quality appears to vary substantially depending upon the degree of structure provided to letter writers.


표준화되지 않은 추천서는 낮은 평가자간 신뢰도, 낮은 예측타당도를 보여준다. 결과적으로 구조화된 형태에 대한 관심이 모아지고 있다. 또한 핵심 역량을 설명하기 위해서 척도와 사례 기술을 활용하고자 하고 있다.

Nonstandardized letters of reference have generally been found to have lowinterrater reliability and little predictive valid- ity.21,48 Consequently, there is considerable interest (75%of the aforementioned medical school admission dean respondents) in moving toward a structured format employing more detailed letter writing instructions and/or the use of ratings and narrative descriptions to address a set of core competencies. The AAMC’s Admission Initiative has provided a sample set of guidelines to support such efforts.49


인적특성 평가 도구는 또 다른 방법이다.

Personality tests/inventories are another method used for gathering information about candidates’ personal competen- cies.


비록 평균적인 예측타당도는 매우 낮지만 Tett와 Christiansen은 잘 구조화된 인적특성 측정 도구는 적절한 환경에서 사용하면 쓸만한 수준으로 예측타당도를 보여줌을 말한다. 이러한 목적에 따르면, 문제는 적절한 검사와 검사 조건이 무엇인가 하는 것이다.

Although their average predictive validity appears to be quite low, Tett and Christiansen50 argued that when well-constructed personality tests are used under the proper conditions, they can achieve useful levels of predictive validity. For our purposes, the issue then becomes whether the proper test(s) and conditions can be developed for selecting medical school applicants with sufficient predictive validity. 


이러한 조건이 의과대학 선발과정에 가능하냐는 우려가 있다. Bardes 등은 비인지적 척도와 의과대학 수행능력의 상관관계에 일부 근거가 있지만, 이는 의과대학생을 대상으로 한 것이며 지원자를 대상으로 한 것이 아니라고 지적했다. 선발 과정이 high stake 성격을 가지므로, 지원자들이 솔직하게 대답하기보다는 '바람직한' 답을 쓸 수도 있다.

There is considerable skepticism regarding whether theseconditions can be attained in medical student selection pro-cesses. As Bardes et al.52 noted, although there is some ev-idence of links between noncognitive measures and medicalstudent performance, these studies were based on medical stu-dents rather than applicants. Given the high stakes nature of theselection process, there is strong incentive for applicants to givethe answers desired by an admissions committee rather than an-swering questions candidly


자기소개서는 세 번째 방법

Autobiographical essays are a third method for collective information about nonacademic attributes. 


의과대학이 이 정보를 수집하고 점수를 매기는 방법은 매우 다양하며 멕마스터대학에서의 연구에 따르면 평가자간 신뢰도가 낮아서 성과 척도와 낮은 상관관계만을 보여준다. 

There appears to be much variation in how medical schools collect and score this information. Re- search conducted at McMaster University suggests that scores on the essays have little correlation with outcome measures, at least in part, because of their low interrater reliability.22 Subse- quent research found that the reliability and predictive potential for these scores was improved by administering the essays in an onsite, proctored, time-controlled environment and by rating the resulting essays using a horizontal scoring method.53


따라서 위의 세 가지 중에서는 현재로는 지침에 따라 작성하는 표준화된 추천서가 personal competency를 평가하는 가장 좋은 방법으로보인다.

Thus at present, standardized letters of recommendation guided by instructions such as those developed by the AAMC’s Admission Initiative appear to be the most promising of these three methods for gathering reliable and valid information about candidates’ personal competencies through admission processes.


SJT와 Sternberg's successful intelligence test도 있다.

Situational judgment tests (mentioned earlier) and Sternberg’s successful intelligence test54 are two examples of ability-based tests that might capture additional information about applicants’ personal competencies. Successful intelli- gence includes creative and practical skills that enable individuals to envision, evaluate, and implement practical solutions to problems. Using a sample of 793 college students, Sternberg54 showed that such measures substantially improved the predic- tion of students’ college GPA.



4. 합격자 결정 과정

4. The Decision Process



궁극적으로, 최종 결정의 integrity가 선발 과정의 성패를 결정한다. 의학교육을 위해 고안된 평가 기준에서 알 수 있든, 결정 과정의 타당도가 매우 중요하다. 그러나 타당도 근거에 대한 인식은 매우 낮다.

Ultimately, the integrity of the final decision is what defines the success of the selection process. As recognized by assess- ment standards created specifically for medical education, the validity of the decision procedure is every bit as important as the validity of the evaluative measures used to describe the ap- plicant.55 Yet, as discussed in the introduction, there has been little recognition of validity evidence in designing the admission process that ultimately generates the final decision.


이 결정은 지원자의 정보가 인간의 판단과 결합되어야 하며, 혹은 수학 공식과 결합되어야 한다. 국가 수준에서 전인적 기법을 사용하려는 시도가 지난 십년간 있어왔고 북미 의과대학 중 다수에서는 입학위원회에서 최종 결정을 내린다. 그러나 이러한 방식에 대한 근거는 없으며, 연구를 살펴보면 고도로 노동집약적인 입학위원회의 절차는 오히려 신뢰도과 타당도를 떨어뜨린다. holistic 방법을 사용하는 것은 입학을 비밀스럽게 만든다. 투명성, 타당성, 신뢰성을 높이려면 연구 근거에 따르면 actuarial model을 활용해야 한다. 

The final decision requires that applicant information be com- bined using either human judges (i.e., holistic, clinical methods) or a mathematical formula (i.e., statistical, actuarial methods). Over the last decade there has been an effort at the national level to promote the use of holistic techniques, and the admissions committee is currently used by the vast majority of North Amer- ican medical schools to make the final admission decision.4,56 Unfortunately, there is little evidence to support these practices, and the research evidence suggests that labor-intensive admis- sion committee procedures may ultimately compromise both the reliability and validity of the admission process.57 The use of holistic methods might also contribute to admissions being characterized as “secretive” at many institutions.58 For promot- ing transparency, validity, and reliability, the research evidence clearly supports the use of actuarial models over holistic meth- ods.59 Actuarial models can take many forms and can be tailored to meet the specific goals of the college. A recently introduced actuarial model that uses constrained optimization methods has been shown to be efficient and flexible in responding to unique and varied admission goals and may be capable of enhancing diversity.43,44



5. 척도 정의와 측정

5. Defining and Measuring the Criterion


안타깝게도, 지난 25년간 성과 척도를 개발하는데 거의 자원이 투입되지 않았다. 많은 연구들이 성공적인 학생 똔느 의사를 만드는데는 많은 요소가 필요함을 인정하지만, 정확상과 편의성을 이유로 성적/면허시험점수/증명서 등에 안주하고 있다.

Regrettably, over the last 25 years, there have been fewresourcesallocated toward the development of outcome measures. Moststudies acknowledge that there are many elements that define a successful student or physician, but for reasons of measurement precision and convenience, settle for grades, licensure scores, and/or successful certification.


사용가능한 다양한, 하지만 불완전한 지표들을 합하여 척도를 만드는 것이 지금까지 간과되어 온 방법이다. 통계적인 insight에 따르면, 척도가 다양하더라도 우리가 성공적인 의사라고 정의한 그 방향을 모두 일관되게 향하고 있다면 그것들을 합함으로써 신뢰도와 타당도 높은 결과를 얻을 수있다.

One overlooked method for building an index that could pos- sibly reflect physician success might be found in a composite measure constructed from a large set of available but imperfect indicators. Statistical insights suggest that if the components of a composite measure all vary in the same direction as what we are trying to define/predict (a successful physician), a reli- able and valid composite is likely to evolve.


어떤 사람은 어떻게 이렇게 다양한 요소들을 - 각각이 기여하는 정도가 어느 정도인지도 모르고서 - 합할 수 있느냐고 무렁볼 수 있는데, 통계 연구를 살펴보면, 비록 어떤 요소들이 더 중요하고 더 신뢰도가 높을 수있지만, 표준화된 점수를 합하는 것 만으로도 가중치가 적용된 점수와 거의 완벽하게 상관관계를 가진다.

One might wonder howweights for such diverse components could possibly be generated when we have so little knowledge about each indicator’s relative contribution in defining the con- struct. Fortunately, statistical research demonstrates that this problem is easily solved. Although it is reasonable to regard some of these component indicators as more important and re- liable than others, statistical evidence clearly indicates that a sum of standardized scores (simple unit weighting) will gener- ate a composite almost perfectly correlated with any optimally weighted composite we might derive with more complete information.60



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43. Kreiter CD. The use of constrained optimization to facilitate admission decisions. Academic Medicine 2002;77:148–51. 44. Kreiter CD, Stansfield B, James PA, Solow C. A model for diversity in admissions: Areviewof issues and methods and an experimental approach. Teaching and Learning in Medicine 2003;15:116–22.


48. Siu E, Reiter H. Overview: What’s worked and what hasn’t as a guide to- wards predictive admissions tool development. Advances inHealthSciences Education 2009;14:759–75.


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perspective on medical school admission research and practice over the last 25 years.

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  • 1a Department of Family Medicine , University of Iowa Carver College of Medicine , Iowa City , Iowa , USA.

Abstract

Over the last 25 years a large body of research has investigated how best to select applicants to study medicine. Although these studies have inspired little actual change in admission practice, the implications of this research are substantial. Five areas of inquiry are discussed: (1) the interview and related techniques, (2) admission tests, (3) other measures of personal competencies, (4) the decision process, and (5) defining and measuring the criterion. In each of these areas we summarize consequential developments and discuss their implication for improving practice. (1) The traditional interview has been shown to lack both reliability and validity. Alternatives have been developed that display promising measurement characteristics. (2) Admission test scores have been shown to predict academic and clinical performance and are generally the most useful measures obtained about an applicant. (3) Due to the high-stakes nature of the admission decision, it is difficult to support a logical validity argument for the use of personality tests. Although standardized letters of recommendation appear to offer some promise, more research is needed. (4) The methods used to make the selection decision should be responsive to validity research on how best to utilize applicant information. (5) Few resources have been invested in obtaining valid criterion measures. Future research might profitably focus on composite score as a method for generating a measure of a physician's career success. There are a number of social and organization factors that resist evidence-based change. However, research over the last 25 years does present important findings that could be used to improve the admission process.

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학부의학교육과 의사 프로페셔널리즘의 토대(JAMA, 2015)

Undergraduate Medical Education and the Foundation of Physician Professionalism


Darrell G. Kirch,MD Association of American Medical Colleges,Washington, DC.

Maryellen E. Gusic, MD Association of American Medical Colleges,Washington, DC.

CoriAst,MHSA Association of American Medical Colleges,Washington, DC.





프로페셔널리즘은 이렇게 정의된다.

Professionalism is the demonstrated commitment to carrying out professional responsibilities and an adherence to ethical principles”1 


여러 전문직 조직에서 어떻게 의사들의 프로페셔널리즘을 유지할 것인가에 대한 논쟁이 있지만, 학부의학교육에서는 공유거버넌스 모델(shared governance model)이 이 중요한 역량 개발의 프레임워크를 제공한다.

Although there is current controversy regarding how diverse professional organizations should ensure professionalism among practicing physicians, during undergraduate medical education a shared governance model, as described below, provides the framework for developing and accessing this critical competency.


프로페셔널리즘의 토대는 의과대학 이전에 시작된다.

The Foundation of Professionalism Begins Before Medical School


수년간의 개인적 경험을 통해서 의사가 되고자 하는 사람들은 프로페셔널리즘 역량의 토대가 되는 전-프로페셔널리즘을 갖추게 되며, 의과대학 학생선발 과정에서 전-프로페셔널리즘을 평가하는 것이 중요하다.

Aspiring physicians, through many years of personal ex- periences prior tomedical school, establishthe “prepro- fessional” foundation for competence in professional- ism, making it important to assess preprofessional attributes in medical school admissions.


이러한 의사결정의 기반을 이룰 9개의 내적, 대인관계적 역량이 기술된 바 있다.

Providing the groundwork for these decisions, 9 core interpersonal and intrapersonal competencies have been articulated for entering medical students: 

    1. ethical responsibility to self and others; 
    2. reliability and dependability; 
    3. service orientation;
    4. social skills; 
    5. capacity for improvement; 
    6. resilience and adaptability; 
    7. cultural competence; 
    8. oral communication;and 
    9. teamwork.2

이러한 개인 역량들은 대부분의 의과대학에서 임상실습 뿐 아니라 이후의 진료의 성공을 예측하는 요인임이 밝혀졌다.

Importantly, these personal competencies for entering students have been shown to be predictive of success at the majority of medical schools, both in clinical rotations and later in practice.2


이들 전-프로페셔널리즘 역량의 개발에 기여하는 경험들은 학생의 가정과 지역사회 맥락에서 발생하며, K-12, 학부, (종종) 대학원 교육에서 더 강화된다. 추가적으로 점차 '비전통적' 지원자가 늘어나고 있는데, 이들은 봉사경험이 있거나 해당 분야에서 근무한 적이 있어서 더욱 강화된 전-프로페셔널리즘 특성을 지니고 있다.
The experiences that contribute to the development of these preprofessional competencies occur initially within the context of a student’s family and community and,hopefully, are reinforced by experiences in K-12, under-graduate, and(in some cases) graduate education. Inad-dition, increasing numbers of applicants are “nontradi-tional,” having had work or service-oriented experiences prior to medical school that enhance preprofessional at-tributes.


의과대학 입학 후에 강화되는 프로페셔널리즘

Admission to Medical School Reinforces the Commitment to Professionalism


전-프로페셔널리즘 역량에 대한 평가는 의과대학에서 "전인 평가"의 핵심이다.

The evaluation of preprofessional competencies is central to the “holistic review” of medical school applicants.


의과대학 학생선발 절차의 중심에는 MCAT이 있는데, 이 MCAT은 최근 21세기 의사에게 필요한 더 광범위한 포트폴리오를 요구하는 방향으로 수정되었다.

Central to the admissions process, the Medical College Admissions Test (MCAT) has recently been revised to emphasize the broader portfolio of skills required by physicians in the 21st century. 


개정된 MCAT은 다른 몇 가지 선발절차의 변화와 동반되고 있는데, 그 중 하나는 추천서 작성에 대한 가이드라인을 만든 것이다. 또한 표준화된 지원서 양식을 통해 학사 학업내용 뿐 아니라 관련된 개인 경험을 기술하도록 하였다.

The revised MCAT has been coupled with other changes in the admissions process, including the creation of guidelines for letters of recommenda- tion to ensure inclusion of information about the core competencies for entering medical students and, in the standardized application form, asking applicants to document relevant personal experiences in addition to their coursework.


도입 초기이지만 MMI는 의과대학 수행능력을 예측하는 것으로 보인다.

In early stages of implemen- tation, MMIs appear predictive of future performance in medical school.4


아직 미국 내에서는 검토단계이지만 SJT는 벨기에 의대생 선발에서 1997년부터 사용되어왔다.

Although still under assessment in the United States, an SJT has been used by Belgium for medical school admission since 1997.2



학부의학교육에서 프로페셔널리즘 강조하기

Promoting Professionalism Within Undergraduate Medical Education


점차 프로페셔널리즘은 임상 세팅에서 롤모델을 하는 것 만으로 형성되는 것이 아니며, 초기부터, 지속적으로, 교수법과 경험학습을 정교하게 활용하여야 형성된다. LCME 인증 기준은 의과대학이 프로페셔널리즘을 기를 수 있는 학습환경을 만들어야 함을 공식화한다.

Increasingly, it is recognized that professionalism is not cultivated solely by role-modeling in clinical settings but rather that pro-fessionalism must be taught early, longitudinally, and deliberately using both targeted instruction and experiential learning. The LCME accreditation standards formalize the institutional responsibility by requiring that medical schools maintain a learning environment that cultivates the development of professionalism among learners. 


중요한 점은, 한 학생이 전문직으로 성장하는 것에 대한 책임은 행정, 교수, 학생이 모두 공유하는 것이다.

Importantly, this responsibility for students’ professional development is shared with administrators, faculty, and students serving on various administrative committees.


프로페셔널리즘 평가를 위해서 절반 이상의 미국과 캐나다 의과대학은 다음에 의존하고 있다.

To support these assessments, more than half of medical schools in the United States and Canada rely on 


“defined, written standards of non-cognitive behavior, [including] 

    • honesty; 
    • professional behavior; 
    • dedication to learning; 
    • professional appearance; 
    • respect for law and others; 
    • [and adherence to standards related to] confidentiality; and 
    • [lack of issues related to] substance abuse,” 


in addition to the academic standards for promotion established by each school.6 


프로페셔널리즘 평가는 생화학 지식 평가보다는 덜 정확할지 모르나, 다양한 도구들이 있다.

Although assessing competence in professionalism may be less precise than assessing competence in the knowledge of biochemistry, today there are tools to assess professionalism in students, including 

  • patient evaluations, 
  • self and peer assessments, 
  • behavioral observation, 
  • psychological testing, and 
  • even structured examinations.6

학생의 진급을 평가하는 위원회가 물론 기준에 따라야 하나, shared obligation이 있다.

While promotion committees have formal responsibility for adherence to standards, identifying deficiencies in professionalism is a shared obligation among individual faculty educators and extends throughout medical school



전문직 양성에 성공 모델로서의 공유거버넌스
Shared Governance Is a Successful Model for Professional Formation

"한 아이를 키우는데는 한 마을이 필요하다"라는 말이 있듯, 이는 의사를 양성하는 것에도 마찬가지이다. 

The dictumthat “it takes a village to raise a child” also appears to be true of educating a physician. Although the ultimate responsibility for professionalism rests with the physician aspirant, multiple parties are involved in shaping the preprofessional attributes of aspiring physicians, as well as those in the undergraduate process of training, including 

committees for admissions, curriculum, and progression that engage administrators, faculty, and students in the oversight, development, and assessment of professionalism. Affiliated organizations, including the LCME and AAMC, play a significant role in setting standards and providing tools related to teaching and assessing professional development.



4. Pau A, JeevaratnamK, Chen YS, Fall AA, Khoo C, Nadarajah VD. The Multiple Mini-Interview(MMI) for student selection in health professions training—a systematic review. Med Teach. 2013;35 (12):1027-1041.



6. Boon K, Turner J. Ethical and professional conduct of medical students: review of current assessment measures and controversies. J Med Ethics. 2004;30(2):221-226.





 2015 May 12;313(18):1797-8. doi: 10.1001/jama.2015.4019.

Undergraduate medical education and the foundation of physician professionalism.

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미래 의사 선발: 미래 보건의료인력의 핵심(Acad Med, 2013)

Selecting Tomorrow’s Physicians: The Key to the Future Health Care Workforce

Kelly E. Mahon, MA, Mackenzie K. Henderson, and Darrell G. Kirch, MD





최극 미국 내 의료혁신은 세 가지 목적을 가지고 있다. 하나는 개개인의 건강을 향상시키는 것, 둘째는 인구집단의 건강을 향상시키는 것, 그리고 마지막으로 비용을 낮추는 것이다. 이 목적을 달성하기 위해서 전통적으로 '자율성'을 바탕으로 진료를 해왔던 의사들은 점차 팀-기반 진료 모델의 구성원이 될 것을 요구받고 있다.

Recent health care reform efforts in the United States have focused on the “triple aim”1 of improving health care for individuals, improving population health, and lowering costs. Physicians, who traditionally have practiced with considerable autonomy, will be required to become members of the team-based patient care models that are necessary to achieve these goals



의과대학 입학: 역사적 유물

Medical School Admissions: A Historical Legacy 



플렉스너가 20세기 초반, 북미 전역에 걸쳐 의과대학을 평가했을 때, 의학전교육요건(premedical education requirements)과 의과대학 입학절차가 부실하다는 점을 지적했다. 이는 미국에 기준에 미달하는 의과대학들이 횡행하는 이유이며 "의학교육과 의료에 전례없는 해를 끼칠 수 있는 토양"이라고 묘사했다.

When Flexner traveled across North America in the early 20th century, he decried the lack of rigor in premedical education requirements and medical school admission processes, describing the proliferation of substandard medical schools in the United States as “the fertile source of unforeseen harm to medical education and to medical practice.”3 


플렉스너 보고서의 중요한 유산 중 하나는, 미래 의사가 최소한의 기초과학 지식을 갖춰야 한다는 것이다.

The key enduring legacy of the Flexner Report is its argument that future physicians should possess a minimum threshold of knowledge in the basic and natural sciences.4 


MCAT시험은 의과대학지원자의 과학지식에 대한 성취 정도를 평가할 뿐 아니라, GPA와 더불어 의과대학에서의 성적, 의사면허시험에서의 성적을 예측하는 도구로 활용되어 왔다.

The MCAT exam has become the tool of choice not only to measure medical school applicants’ mastery of scientific content, in conjunction with their grade point averages, but also to act as a reliable predictor of success in medical school and initial licensure examinations.5 


오랫동안 의과대학 지원자를 GPA나 MCAT 점수를 넘어선 어떤 기준에 의해서 평가해야 한다는 열망이 있었으며, 1980년대 초반에는 의과대학 지원자를 단순한 예비 학자가 아니라 하나의 인간으로서 평가하는 live interview가 등장하였다. 최근 면접이 개선됨에 따라 면접이 스크리닝 도구로서 강점을 가지게 되었음에도 불구하고, 면접은 전통적으로 약하고, 주관적이고, 비일관된 도구라고 인식되어 왔다.

There long has existed a clear need to assess applicants beyond their grades and MCAT scores. By the early 1980s, live interviews emerged as a tool to help admissions officers get to know an applicant as a person and not merely as a scholar.6 Although recent innovations, as we will discuss below, are showing great promise to strengthen the interview as a screening tool,7 interviews traditionally have been a relatively weak, subjective, and inconsistent means by which to assess medical school applicants.8



미래 의료인력 선발: 의료 혁신의 핵심

Selecting the Future Physician Workforce: A Key to Health Care Reform


플렉스너의 연구 결과에 따라서 만들어진 입학 시스템이 20세기와 21세기 의사들이 전통적인 자연과학 분야의 튼튼한 토대를 갖출 수 있도록 성공을 거둬온 것은 사실이다. 그러나 이는 역설적으로 보건의료 시스템을 변혁할 수 있는 혁신적 의사를 찾아내는데는 약점을 보여왔다.

Although the admission system created in response to Flexner’s findings has been successful in ensuring that 20th- and 21st-century physicians are grounded in the natural and traditional life sciences, it has fallen short in identifying the innovative physicians who can transform the health care system.


미국의 의료는 비용은 많이 들고 그 성과는 나쁘다.
The United States has the highest health care spending when compared with similar developed nations, yet it has poor outcomes on numerous measures, including life expectancy, infant mortality, and obesity.9

게다가 미국의 건강 격차는 심하기로 악명높다.

In addition to high costs and poor outcomes, the United States suffers from pernicious health disparities along the lines of race, ethnicity, and geographic location.12 


2013년 2월, 100명 이상의 의과대학 리더가 회담을 가지고 현재의 의료비용의 지속불가능성에 대해 논의했다. 여기서 나타난 합의는 진정으로 높은 가치를 가지는 의료시스템만이 비용을 줄일 수 있으며, 이를 위해서는 진정한 재설계가 필요하다는 것이다.

In February 2013, more than 100 leaders of medical schools and teaching hospitals convened at a summit hosted by the Association of American Medical Colleges (AAMC) to address the unsustainability of current health care costs. A consensus emerged that creating a truly high-value health system will require more than revenue expansion and expense reduction; it will entail a true redesign.15


의사들은 시스템 기반 사고를 할 수 있어야 하며, 국가의 보건의료시스템에 긍정적 변화를 이끌어나갈 수 있어야 한다.

Physicians must have the capacity to engage in systems-based thinking and work in teams to lead positive change in the nation’s health care system.




의과대학 입학을 다시 생각하기: 여러 요인의 합류
Rethinking Medical School Admissions: A Confluence of Factors


의과대학 입학에 대해 생각할 때 몇 가지 함께 고려할 요인이 있다.

Several major factors have converged to influence thinking about medical school admissions. 

  • national debate surrounding health care reform 
  • passage of the Patient Protection Affordable Care Act— 
  • issues regarding professionalism 

이렇게 여러 요인들이 합해짐에 따라서, AAMC는 이를 지금까지 이뤄진 정기적인 MCAT시험에 대한 검사에 대한 것을 넘어서 더 넓은 차원에서의 입학절차 개혁을 이룰 기회로 보았다. AI를 창단하였으며 그 목적은 다음과 같다.

In this confluence of factors, the AAMC recognized an opportunity to consider a broader transformation of the medical school admissions process beyond its regularly scheduled review of the MCAT exam.19 The association launched its Admissions Initiative (AI), aimed at transforming the way in which medical school applicants are assessed and selected in order to identify those who will become the kinds of physicians best suited to practice in a dynamic health care environment. Specifically, the AI is designed to 

  • support the implementation of holistic admissions, 
  • explore ways to ease the transition to competency- based learning and assessment in undergraduate medical education, and 
  • examine new and better ways to measure core, entry-level competencies for medical students.20 

AAMC와 전 국가적으로 지난 100년간 의과대학을 지지해온 입학 시스템이 자연과학 뿐 아니라 '좋은 임상 매너'를 갖춘 의사가 되기 위한 대한 탄탄한 기초를 갖춘 의사 양성을 위해서 개선되어야 한다는 인식이 있었다. 이는 더 높은 수준의 프로페셔널리즘, 잘 다듬어진 의사소통기술, 미래의 환자들을 이해하고 상호작용할 수 있는 능력 등을 포함한다.

There was increased recognition at the AAMC and nationally that the admission system that had served medical schools well for the past century could be improved to identify those future physicians with both a strong foundation in the natural sciences and a “good bedside manner,” that is, a high degree of professionalism, well-honed communication skills, and an ability to interact with and understand their future patients.21–23



전인적 학생선발

Supporting Holistic Admissions


전인적 학생선발(Holistic admissions)은 AI의 핵심적 요소이며, 다음의 것을 의미한다.

Holistic admissions, an integral component of the AI, refers to a “flexible, highly individualized process by which balanced consideration is given to the multiple ways in which applicants may prepare for and succeed as medical students and doctors.”24


이러한 절차는 미국 대법원의 'holistic review'를 따른 것으로, 2003년 만들어졌으며, 개개인에 대해서 평가를 할 때 그 지원자가 교육환경의 다양성에 어떻게 기여할 수 있는가를 고려해야 한다는 것이다. 전인적 학생선발은 미션에 기반하여, 광범위하게, 각 기관별로, 지원자 전체에 걸쳐 일관되게 적용되어야 한다. 세 가지 목표가 있다.

This process complies with the U.S. Supreme Court’s “holistic review” rubric, which was established in 2003 by Grutter v. Bollinger, and calls for an individualized review of each applicant that considers how that applicant might contribute to a diverse educational environment. Evaluation criteria for a holistic review process must be mission driven, broad based, institution-specific, and applied across the applicant pool consistently.25 Holistic review has three goals: 

  • to assess applicants’ academic readiness for medical school, 
  • to identify and assess applicants’ interpersonal and intrapersonal competencies, and 
  • to encourage diversity in medical education.




학업 준비도 재정의

Redefining academic readiness


의학교육에서의 역량 정의

To define medical education competencies, two working groups identified the skills and knowledge that future physicians should possess on entry to or completion of medical school. 

  • Issued in 2009, “Scientific Foundations for Future Physicians” 
  • The companion report, “Behavioral and Social Science Foundations for Future Physicians,”

최근 AAMC와 다른 다섯개의 협회가 IPEC를 구성

More recently, the AAMC and five other health associations representing schools of osteopathic medicine, dentistry, nursing, pharmacy, and public health jointly created the Interprofessional Education Collaborative (IPEC).


여기서는 전문가-간-역량을 정의하고 보고서 발간

This group initially defined four interprofessional competencies that health professions students should acquire over the course of their training: 

  • values and ethics, 
  • understanding roles and responsibilities, 
  • interprofessional communication, and 
  • teamwork. 

The result of IPEC’s efforts, “Core Competencies for Interprofessional Collaborative Practice,” represents the first time consensus has been reached about competencies required for team- based practice in a variety of settings, including in the clinic and at the bedside.27


MCAT이 현재 의과대학생 선발에서 중요한 도구로 사용되고 있기에 MR5는 2015년부터 MCAT의 개선된 버전을 사용할 것을 권고하였다. 가장 큰 변화는 행동과학, 사회과학 개념이 포함된다는 것이다.

In recognition of the MCAT exam’s status as an important tool for medical student selection,2 the fifth MCAT review (MR5) committee recommended, and the AAMC Board of Directors approved in February 2012, revisions to the MCAT exam beginning in 2015.19,28–30 One of the most prominent changes is that the 2015 exam will add a section that tests knowledge of concepts from the behavioral and social sciences to complement testing in the basic and natural sciences.31


행동, 인식, 문화, 빈곤, 심리학과 사회학의 여러 개념 등을 이해하는 것이 '좋은 의사'양성에 도움이 될 것이다.

An understanding of behavior, perception, culture, poverty, and other concepts from psychology and sociology included on the new MCAT exam contributes to the creation of the “good doctor.”32


2015 MCAT에는 비판적 분석과 추론 기술 영역이 신설된다.

The 2015 MCAT exam also adds a “Critical Analysis and Reasoning Skills” section, which is designed to help medical schools assess how applicants reason.29


새로운 MCAT은 현재의 빅데이터 환경에서 학생들은 단순 암기능력보다 자료를 찾고 추론하는 능력이 더 중요하기 때문이다.

The new MCAT section reflects the understanding that, in today’s environment of big data, students’ ability to seek and reason through information is more important than their capacity for rote memorization.



내적 역량과 대인관계 역량 도출 및 평가

Identifying and assessing interpersonal and intrapersonal competencie


전인적 평가의 두 번째 목표는 전인격을 갖춘 의사가 될 학생을 찾아내는 것이다. AAMC는 바람직한 역량을 아래와 같이 도출했다.

Holistic review’s second goal is to identify applicants who possess the traits, experiences, and attributes that will lead them to become well-rounded physicians. In 2013, the AAMC identified the most desirable interpersonal and intrapersonal competencies for entering medical students34,35 (see Table 1).





2013년 4월, 표준화 추천서 가이드라인을 배포하였고, 여기서는 지원자의 의과대학 적합성을 '지지'하기보다는 '평가'하라고 권고하고 있다. 또한 구체적인 행동과 그 결과에 초점을 맞춰 쓸 것을 권고한다.

In April 2013, the association issued standardized guidelines to aid writers of letters of recommendation. These new guidelines recommend that evaluators assess rather than advocate for the applicant’s suitability for medical school, and focus on specific observed behaviors and their consequences when writing letters of recommendations.38


또한 AAMC는 학생들의 내적, 대인관계적 역량을 평가하는데 도움이 될 두 가지 다른 방법을 고려하고 있는데, 첫 번째는 AMCAS에서 스스로의 내적, 대인관계적 역량에 대해 성찰한 내용을 기술하게 하는 것이다.
Additionally, the AAMC is considering two other methods to help medical school admission committees assess students’ interpersonal and intrapersonal competencies. The first is a potential revision to the American Medical College Application Service (AMCAS) to include a “Reflections on Interpersonal and Intrapersonal Competencies” section, where applicants would be prompted to reflect on experiences in which they have demonstrated some or all of these competencies.


두 번째는 SJT를 활용하여 평가하는 것이다. SJT는 다음과 같은 것이다.

Secondly, the AAMC is exploring the development of a situational judgment test (SJT) as another tool to probe applicants’ interpersonal and intrapersonal competencies.39 SJTs, which “confront applicants with written or video-based scenarios and ask them to indicate how they would react by choosing an alternative from a list of responses,” have shown great promise in identifying interpersonal skills.40


앞에서 말한 바와 같이 새로운 면접 기술이 등장하고 있으며 MMI는 멕마스터 의과대학에서 처음 도입되어 대부분의 캐나다 의과대학과 미국 의과대학 중 22개 이상의 의과대학에서 활용중이다.

As mentioned earlier, new interview techniques are emerging to allow medical schools to probe better dimensions of applicants’ competencies, ranging from how applicants respond to novel situations to their reactions to an ethical conflict. The multiple mini-interview (MMI) was pioneered by the Michael DeGroote School of Medicine at McMaster University and is now employed by the majority of Canadian medical schools and more than 22 U.S. medical schools.7,39





의학교육의 다양성 지탱하기

Supporting diversity in medical education


이러한 변화는 미래의 의사들이 높은 수준의 문화적 역량을 갖출 것을 요구할 것이며 이는 다음과 같이 정의된다.

This change will require that tomorrow’s physicians possess a high degree of cultural competence, which has been defined as “a set of congruent behaviors, knowledge, attitudes, and policies that come together in a system, organization, or among professionals that enables effective work in cross-cultural situations.”43


Page는 다양한 배경에서 온 다양한 사람으로 이뤄진 그룹이 문제해결을 더 잘 잘하며, 어떤 개개인보다도 뛰어나다는 것을 보여주었다. 또한 추가적으로 의과대학생들은 같은 의대생들의 다양성을 가치롭게 생각하며, 학업경험은 물론 환자를 보는 경험 역시 이 다양성에 의해서 향상된다고 평가했다.

Page44 has shown that diverse groups of people from varied backgrounds do better at problem solving and, in many ways, are smarter than any individual. Further evidence shows that “students in medical schools value diversity in their classmates and find both the academic experiences and their abilities to work with patients from differing backgrounds enhanced by this diversity.”45


100년 전, 의과대학은 표준화된 시험을 통해서 과학적 배경이 잘 갖춰진 학생을 선발하였으며, 이것이 플렉스너 보고서에서 드러난 문제를 해결하는 확실한 방법이었다. 그러나 100년이 지난 지금, 환경은 변하고 있다.

A century ago, the academic medicine community concluded that providing physicians with a rich scientific background, verified through the use of standardized tests, was the definitive answer to addressing the problems revealed by the Flexner Report. As the last 100 years have demonstrated, however, changing circumstances in the health care landscape necessitate constant transformation.









23 Swick HM. Toward a normative definition of medical professionalism. Acad Med. 2000;75:612–616. 


24 Addams AN, Bletzinger RB, Sondheimer HM, White SE, Johnson LM. Roadmap to Diversity: Integrating Holistic Review Practices Into Medical School Admission Processes. Washington, DC: Association of American Medical Colleges; 2010. https://members.aamc.org/eweb/upload/ Roadmap%20to%20Diversity%20 Integrating%20Holistic%20Review.pdf. Accessed August 21, 2013.


25 Witzburg R, Sondheimer H. Holistic review: Shaping the profession of medicine one applicant at a time. N Engl J Med. 2013;368:1565–1567. http://www.nejm.org/ doi/pdf/10.1056/NEJMp1300411. Accessed August 21, 2013.


38 Association of American Medical Colleges. Letters of evaluation guidelines. https://www.aamc.org/ initiatives/admissionsinitiative/332572/ lettersofevaluationguidelines.html. Accessed August 21, 2013.


27 Interprofessional Education Collaborative Expert Panel. Core Competencies for Interprofessional Collaborative Practice: Report of an Expert Panel. Washington, DC: Interprofessional Education Collaborative Expert Panel; 2011. http://www.aacn.nche. edu/education-resources/ipecreport.pdf. Accessed August 21, 2013.











 2013 Dec;88(12):1806-11. doi: 10.1097/ACM.0000000000000023.

Selecting tomorrow's physicians: the key to the future health care workforce.

Author information

  • 1Ms. Mahon is a speechwriter, American Nurses Association, Silver Spring, MD. At the time of writing, she was senior executive communications specialist, Association of American Medical Colleges, Washington, DC. Ms. Henderson is senior engagement solutions specialist, Association of American Medical Colleges, Washington, DC. At the time of writing, she was research and policy analyst to the president, Association of American Medical Colleges. Dr. Kirch is president and CEO, Association of American Medical Colleges, Washington, DC.

Abstract

Recent U.S. health care reform efforts have focused on three main goals: improving health care for individuals, improving population health, and lowering costs. Physicians, who traditionally have practiced with considerable autonomy, will be required to become members of the team-based patient care models necessary to achieve these goals. In this perspective, the authors assert that medical school admissions, the selection of thefuture physician workforce, is a key component of health care reform. They review the historical context for medical school admission processes, which have placed a premium on grades and standardized test scores, and examine how admission practices are undergoing fundamental changes in order to select physicians with both the academic and interpersonal and intrapersonal competencies necessary to operate in the health caresystem of the future. The authors describe how new techniques, such as holistic review and multiple mini-interviews, are contributing to the shift toward competency-based medical education. Innovations underway at the Association of American Medical Colleges to transform medical school admissions also are explored. The authors conclude by arguing that although the admission process has great potential to transform the future healthcare workforce, major overhauls of the health care payment and delivery systems must be achieved alongside innovations in health professions education to truly transform the U.S. health care system.

PMID:
 
24128626
 
[PubMed - indexed for MEDLINE]



3년제 의과대학의 장점과 과제: 근거 중심 토론 (Acad Med, 2015)

The Merits and Challenges of Three-Year Medical School Curricula: Time for an Evidence-Based Discussion

John R. Raymond Sr, MD, Joseph E. Kerschner, MD, William J. Hueston, MD, and Cheryl A. Maurana, PhD





최근의 3년제 의과대학에 대한 관심은 2025년까지 46,000명에서 90,000명의 의사가 부족할 수도 있다는 예상과, 의과대학생들의 빚이 점차 늘어나고 있다는 것으로부터 촉발되었다. 3년제 의과대학 프로그램은 여러 논문과 언론에서 논쟁이 되온 바 있다.

The recent resurgence of interest in three-year medical school curricula has been driven by a projected shortage of 46,000 to 90,000 physicians by 20251,2 and by mounting medical student debt. Three-year programs have been the subject of spirited debate in the peer-reviewed medical literature,3–7 the mainstream press,8–10 and online publications.11


앞서 이야기된 바와 같이 의사가 부족할 것이라는 예측과 의과대학생의 빚이 늘어나고 있다는 주요한 이유 외에도, 일부 레지던트 프로그램 디렉터과 일부 의학교육 리더들은 현재와 같은 의과대학 교육 구조에서 4학년의 가치가 무엇인가에 대한 의구심을 표한다. 실제로 1990년 Robert Petersdorf는 "현재의 4학년은 세계 각 국을 여행다니는 기회이거나 임상실습을 구실로 한 오디션에 불과하지 않는다"라고 지적했다. 더 최근에는 AOA와 AACOM의 blue-ribbon commission은 "정해진 몇 달을 채워야 하는 교육이 아니라 역량을 성취하는 것에 기반한 새로운 교육 모델이 필요하다"라고 권고했다. 

In addition to citing the growing education debt burden and projected physician shortages as primary reasons to support three-year medical school curricula, proponents note that some residency program directors12 and some medical education leaders have questioned the value of the fourth year of medical school as currently structured. Indeed, in 1990 Robert Petersdorf,13 then president of the Association of American Medical Colleges, commented that “the present fourth year … turns out to be nothing more than a chance to travel about the country or to engage in audition clerkships.” More recently, a blue-ribbon commission of the American Osteopathic Association and the American Association of Colleges of Osteopathic Medicine recommended creation of “a new education model that is based on achievement of competencies without a prescribed number of months of study.”14


3년제 교육과정에 대해 우려를 표하는 사람들은 다음과 같은 것을 걱정한다.

Individuals concerned about three-year curricula cite potential problems such as 

  • student burnout, 
  • faculty fatigue, 
  • the increasing complexity of medicine, 
  • quality issues, and 
  • diminished competitiveness for residencies.15–18

간결성을 위해서 우리는 3년제- 4년제- 모델이라고 지칭하지만, 이 둘 사이의 교육기간 차이는 몇 주 혹은 몇 달 정도이며, 이는 3년제 교육에서는 방학이 상당히 줄어들거나 없어지기 때문이다. LCME는 미국과 캐나다의 MD program이 최소 130주 이상일 것을 요구하나 그 130주의 교육이 제공되는 총 기간에 대해 명시하고 있지는 않다. 이러한 관점에서 3년제 교육과정은 압축되거나/변형되거나/전공의 과정과 통합된 것이라 볼 수 있다.

For brevity, we refer to three- and four- year models, but it is critical to note that the actual differences in contact hours between these types of curricula are measured in weeks or months because of the elimination of summers off and the shortening of vacations and intercessions in typical three-year curricula. The Liaison Committee on Medical Education requires accredited U.S. and Canadian MD-granting programs to include a minimum of 130 weeks of curriculum but does not mandate a time frame over which the curriculum must be delivered.19 For the purposes of this Perspective, therefore, “three-year programs” refers to programs that have been compressed, modified, or integrated with residency training to achieve a three- year medical school graduation goal.



문헌에서 나타난 3년제 교육과정

Three-Year Medical Curricula in the Literature


3년제 교육과정은 새로운 아이디어가 아니다. 여러 문헌에서 1970년대와 1980년대에 미국에는 3년제 교육과정이 여럿 있었으며, 두 개의 캐나다 의과대학은 40년 이상 그러한 프로그램을 운영하고 있다. 이들은 가정의학이나 내과학 전공의 과정을 합하여 3+3 과정으로 운영하면서, 의과대학 4학년을 전공의 1년차로 병합하였으며, 이러한 3년제 프로그램의 학생들이 4년제 프로그램 학생들과 거의 모든 단계에서 비슷한 수행능력을 보여준다는 것을 제시했다.

The three-year medical school curriculum is not a new idea.17,20,21 The broad array of published works—from U.S. medical schools that had three-year programs in the 1970s and 1980s, from two Canadian medical schools with more than four decades of experience with such programs, and from family medicine and internal medicine 3 + 3 programs, which allow medical students to accelerate their medical education by combining their fourth year of medical school with their first year of residency—suggests that students in three-year programs perform as well as their four-year counterparts at all stages of their careers.




1970년대와 1980년대의 미국 의과대학

U.S. medical school experiences in the 1970s–1980s


전통적인 플렉스너의 의학교육 모델은 약 100년간 거의 그대로 자리를 지켜왔고 2년의 전임상실습 교육과 2년의 임상실습 교육으로 구성되었다. 아브라함 플렉스너가 이 모델을 권고할 때는 의과대학 교육과정이 의사 수련의 거의 전부였다. 즉, 전공의 교육을 할 수 있는 프로그램이 거의 없었다. 그러나 오늘날 의사 양성 과정은 3~4년이 아니라 7년에서 10년까지 걸린다.

The traditional Flexnerian model of medical education has remained largely unchanged for more than a century, with students sequentially mastering two years of preclinical classes followed by two years of clinical clerkships.22 When Abraham Flexner recommended this model, medical school was the extent of most physicians’ training—there was little availability of residency training programs. Today, however, becoming a physician is not a three- or four-year proposition but, rather, a 7- to 10-year journey with medical school comprising the first step.


미국에서 4년제 의과대학 모델은 제2차 세계대전 동안 변형되어 3년도 안되는 기간에 의사를 양성했었다. 또한 4년제 모델은 1970년대에 향후 의사가 부족해질 것이라는 예상에 따라 3년제 교육과정이 도입되었으며, 이는 1971년의 CHMTA에 의해서 더욱 촉발되었다. 1973년, 미국 의과대학의 거의 25%에서 3년제 프로그램을 운영하였고, 1973~1974년에는 입학정원이 2600명에 달했다.

In the United States, the four-year model was modified out of necessity during World War II, when physicians were trained in less than three years.23,24 The four-year model also was challenged in the 1970s when three-year curricula were created in response to a perceived physician shortage and were fueled by the availability of federal capitation funding through the Comprehensive Health Manpower Training Act of 1971 (Public Law 92-157). In 1973, nearly 25% of U.S. medical schools offered three-year programs,7,25 with enrollment in these programs peaking at about 2,600 students in 1973–1974.24


그러나 이러한 3년제 프로그램은 빠르게 소멸되어 결국 사라지게 되었는데, 이는 재정 지원이 중단되었을 뿐 아니라, 의사 부족에 대한 우려도 점차 줄었고, 이러한 3년제 교육과정의 속도와 강도에 교수들이 전반적으로 불만을 품었기 때문이다. 그러나 학생들은 대체로 만족해왔다. 또한 3년제든 4년제든 대부분의 연구 결과에서는 그 졸업생들의 수준에 별다른 차이가 없다는 것도 눈여겨 볼 만하다.

These three-year programs waned rapidly, however, and eventually disappeared. Their demise was due to the discontinuation of capitation funding, declining concern about physician shortages, and broad-based faculty dissatisfaction with the pace and intensity of such programs.15,18,24 Students, however, generally were satisfied with their experiences.25 It is noteworthy that, despite faculty concerns, most studies showed no significant differences in the academic or clinical performances of the graduates of three-year and four-year programs.26–30


대부분의 근거들은 학생들이 3년에 의학교육과정을 마스터할 수 있음을 지지한다.

More contemporary evidence suggests that students can master the medical school curriculum in three years.


듀크 의과대학의 예, 유펜 의과대학의 예, 하버드 의과대학의 예
  • At Duke University School of Medicine, for example, students focus on the basic sciences in the first year, complete their core clerkships in the second year, and devote the third and fourth years to electives and research.31 
  • At the Perelman School of Medicine at the University of Pennsylvania, the fourth year includes 36 weeks of flexible time and scholarly training.32 
  • Harvard Medical School’s New Integrated Curriculum carves out nearly a year for advanced experiences in clinical medicine and basic science, a scholarly capstone project, electives, and a subinternship.33

캐나다 의과대학의 경험

Canadian medical school experiences


맥마스터의 the Michael G. DeGroote School of Medicine , 캘거리의 the Cumming School of Medicine. 두 학교는 임상경험에 초점을 둔 역량바탕 교육과정(각각 130주, 131주)을 운영함.

In Canada, the Michael G. DeGroote School of Medicine at McMaster University (McMaster) and the Cumming School of Medicine at the University of Calgary (Calgary) have experience with three-year curricula that spans more than four decades. The McMaster and Calgary three-year programs deliver their competency-based curricula focused on clinical experience and learning in context in 130 weeks and 131 weeks, respectively.


캘거리 의과대학의 졸업생과 앨버타 의과대학(4년제)의 졸업생 비교 (만족도도 높고, 역량도 뛰어나다)

A comparison of medical school graduates of Calgary and the University of Alberta (which has a four-year curriculum) showed Calgary graduates’ satisfaction levels to be comparable to or higher than those of Alberta graduates regarding their training, practice patterns, specialty choices, and maintenance of competence in clinical practice.34 Additionally, Calgary graduates have been rated as superior or equivalent to graduates of four-year Canadian medical schools in various domains of competency, using data from the College of Physicians and Surgeons of Alberta’s Physician Achievement Review program.35,36


Neufeld 등은 맥마스터 의과대학의 경험을 고찰하면서 졸업생이 우수함을 보여주었음.

Neufeld and colleagues37 reviewed the McMaster experience through 1989. They found that McMaster graduates were comparable to four-year graduates of U.S. and Canadian medical schools in terms of 

  • performance on standardized national examinations, 
  • preparation for and performance during residency, 
  • ability to obtain preferred first-year residencies, and 
  • percentage pursuing primary care. 

Interestingly, they also found that McMaster graduates were more likely 

  • to pursue academic careers compared with graduates of four-year medical schools. 
  • A survey of faculty attitudes at McMaster regarding the three-year curriculum demonstrated satisfaction.38



가정의학, 내과학 연계 프로그램 

Accelerated family medicine and internal medicine program experiences


1980년대와 1990년대에 약 25개의 미국 의과대학이 의과대학 4학년 대신 가정의학 전공의 과정과 연계한 3+3 프로그램을 운영하였다. 그러나 GME 인정 이슈때문에 결국 사라졌다.

In the 1980s and 1990s, approximately 25 U.S. medical schools offered accelerated family medicine programs that allowed students to begin residency training while finishing their fourth year of medical school. These 3 + 3 programs eventually were terminated because of unresolved graduate medical education (GME) accreditation issues.


연구를 살펴보면 이러한 과정의 학생이 4년제 학생에 뒤지지 않는다.

Studies39–43 showed performance of students in these programs to be comparable to that of students in traditional four-year curricula


New York Medical College and St. Vincent’s Catholic Medical Centers of New York 의 비교연구

A study of such a curriculum at New York Medical College and St. Vincent’s Catholic Medical Centers of New York compared six classes of residents who had completed internal medicine training from 1995 to 2000. Graduates of the accelerated program were comparable to graduates of the traditional program


따라서 가정의학과 내과 연계 프로그램은 수행능력을 손실시키지 않고도 수련 기간을 단축하는 효과가 있다. 

Thus, accelerated family medicine and internal medicine programs have been shown to reduce training time without degradation of performance. Although not directly comparable, students in six-year baccalaureate–MD programs have been found to perform as well as traditional students on board examinations.46



미국에서 등장하고 있는 3년제 교육 프로그램

Emerging Three-Year Medical School Programs in the United States


다양한 3년제 모델이 등장하고 있다.

A rich variety of three-year medical school curriculum models is emerging in the United States (Figure 1). 



이 모든 프로그램들은 일정부분 역량바탕 평가를 하고 있다.

All of them focus to some degree on competency- based assessment and advancement of students.


  • Lake Erie College of Osteopathic Medicine (LECOM) in 2007 initiated the Primary Care Scholars Pathway (PCSP), a three-year curriculum for students committing to family medicine. (...) In 2011, LECOM began the Accelerated Physician Assistant Pathway (APAP), a customized three-year medical school track for practicing physician assistants.
  • Columbia University College of Physicians and Surgeons in 2013 began a three-year Fast-Track MD program, which admits up to four students holding life science PhDs each year.51
  • Mercer University School of Medicine in 2010 initiated the Accelerated Track in Family Medicine on its Savannah campus.
  • Texas Tech University Health Sciences Center began its Family Medicine Accelerated Track (FMAT) in 2011.
  • The New York University (NYU) School of Medicine began a three- year track in 2013.
  • The University of California Davis School of Medicine, in partnership with Kaiser Permanente Northern California, matriculated six students into a three- year Accelerated Competency-Based Education in Primary Care (ACE-PC) program in 2014.
  • The Louisiana State University School of Medicine is planning a three-year program in partnership with the University of Louisiana–Lafayette.58
  • Our institution, the Medical College of Wisconsin, matriculated 26 students in 2015 to a three-year program at our new Green Bay regional campus, and plans for 20 to 25 more per class to a three-year program at our Central Wisconsin campus in 2016.



많은 사람들이 3년제 프로그램이 성공적으로 도입될 만큼 미국 내 환경이 충분히 바뀌었는지 물어본다. 이에 대해 우리는 위에서 언급한 프로그램들이 그 규모(정원)가 작고, 특정 그룹의 학생을 대상으로 하고 있다는 것을 말하고 싶다. 향후 면밀한 검토가 필요하다.

Some may ask whether circumstances have changed sufficiently to enable successful implementation of three- year medical education programs in the United States. We note that the programs described above are small in scale and involve a limited number or niche group of students rather than the entire student body. Thus, these new programs should be studied carefully.



3년제 교육과정의 장점

Potential Advantages of Three- Year Medical School Curricula


유사하게, 3년제 교육과정은 의사과학자로서의 진로를 고려하는 학생들에게도 적용할 수 있다. 예컨대 Columbia의 Fast-Track MD 프로그램은 학생들이 자연과학의 PhD를 할 수 있도록 의과대학 과정을 3년에 마무리짓게 해준다.

Similarly, three-year programs could provide pathways into medicine for scientists whose training and experiences overlap with the basic science component of the medical school curriculum. For example, as described above, Columbia’s Fast-Track MD program allows individuals with PhDs in life science disciplines to complete medical school in three years.51


학생들의 빚 축소와 빠른 임상경험

Reduced education debt burden and more rapid entry into clinical practice


3년제 프로그램은 학생들의 빚을 줄여주고 임상경험을 더 쌓을 수 있는 추가적인 시간을 제공한다. 2012-2013학년도에 의과대학 졸업생들의 평균 빚은 17만 달러였다.

It has been discussed widely that three- year programs could reduce lifetime student debt burden and provide an opportunity for an additional year of productive clinical practice. For the 2012–2013 academic year, the mean education debt for graduating medical students in the United States was over $170,000.59



의과대학 교육에 새로운 기회 창출

Creation of opportunities to enrich medical school education


3년제 프로그램은 단순히 교육과정을 빠르게 만드는 것이 아니다. 이는 4학년 시기를 자신의 진로 (석사 학위와 같은)에 맞게 사용할 수 있게 해준다. 예컨대 MPH 학위와 같은 것이 일차의료나 공공의료를 원하는 학생들에게 제공될 수 있다. MBA나 역학, 보건행정, 공공정책 등도 가능하다.

Three-year medical school curricula are not simply accelerated pathways to primary care residency and practice. They also could provide opportunities for students to use the fourth year to obtain training relevant to their chosen careers, perhaps through master’s degree programs. For example, a master of public health degree would provide opportunities for students who want to work at the interface of primary care and public health. Other relevant master’s degree programs include business administration, epidemiology, health care administration, and public policy.


어떤 사람들은 의과대학 4년의 구조가 거의 대부분에 존재하고, 연구 일렉티브, 서브인턴십, 연구참여, 구직 면접, 회복기간 등으로 활용되는 것에 의문을 표한다. 많은 학생들이 일렉티브를 전공의에 선발되기 위한 오디션의 개념으로 참여한다. 분명 이러한 로테이션의 가치가 있긴 하나, 모든 학생들이 해야 할까?

Some have questioned the value of the fourth year of medical school,60 the structure of which has remained fairly similar across time and institutions and typically offers clinical and research electives, subinternships, research experiences, job interviews, and “recuperation” time. Many students forgo electives to “audition” for residencies during their fourth year. Certainly, these rotations have value, but do all students need the fourth year of medical school? It



의사가 아닌 보건의료인과 과학자의 진로 변환

Transitional pathways for nonphysician health care providers and scientists


3년제 프로그램이 성공하려면 고려되어야 할 점들이 있다.

There are several key considerations that should be addressed to ensure success. 

    • Institutions with three-year curricula should choose their matriculants wisely and seek student input to optimize these programs. 
    • They should provide robust support systems for students and deal constructively with burnout. 
    • They should develop strong faculty support and faculty development programs to address faculty fatigue and to aid new community-based educators. 
    • They should create transition or deceleration pathways for students who are not able to complete the accelerated curriculum within three years. 
    • Finally, they should cultivate relationships with residency programs or create their own destination residency programs for students in their three-year curricula.




33 Dienstag JL. Evolution of the New Pathway curriculum at Harvard Medical School: The new integrated curriculum. Perspect Biol Med. 2011;54:36–54.










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The Merits and Challenges of Three-Year Medical School CurriculaTime for an Evidence-Based Discussion.

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  • 1J.R. Raymond Sr is professor of medicine, president, and chief executive officer, Medical College of Wisconsin, Milwaukee, Wisconsin. J.E. Kerschner is professor of otolaryngology and communication sciences, dean of the medical school, and executive vice president, Medical College of Wisconsin, Milwaukee, Wisconsin. W.J. Hueston is professor of family and community medicine and senior associate dean for academic affairs,Medical College of Wisconsin, Milwaukee, Wisconsin. C.A. Maurana is professor of population health, vice president for academic outreach, and director, Advancing a Healthier Wisconsin Endowment, Medical College of Wisconsin, Milwaukee, Wisconsin.

Abstract

The debate about three-year medical school curricula has resurfaced recently, driven by rising education debt burden and a predicted physician shortage. In this Perspective, the authors call for an evidence-based discussion of the merits and challenges of three-year curricula. They examine published evidence that suggests that three-year curricula are viable, including studies on three-year curricula in (1) U.S. medical schools in the 1970s and 1980s, (2) two Canadian medical schools with more than four decades of experience with such curricula, and (3) accelerated family medicine and internal medicine programs. They also briefly describe the new three-year programs that are being implemented at eight U.S. medicalschools, including their own. Finally, they offer suggestions regarding how to enhance the discussion between the proponents of and those with concerns about three-year curricula.This is an open-access article distributed under the terms of the Creative Commons Attribution-Non Commercial-No Derivatives License 4.0 (CCBY-NC-ND), where it is permissible to download and share the work provided it is properly cited. The work cannot be changed in any way or used commercially.

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비판적 사고를 비판적으로 바라보기: 능력인가 기질인가? (Med Educ, 2011)

Thinking critically about critical thinking: ability, disposition or both?

Edward Krupat,1 Jared M Sprague,2 Daniel Wolpaw,3 Paul Haidet,4 David Hatem5 & Bridget O’Brien6





의학교육의 성과에 대해서 이야기할 때 비판적 사고는 흔히 나오는 주제 중 하나이다. 그러나 'critical thinking'이라는 용어 자체는 LCME에도 ACGME에도 GMC에도 CanMEDS에도 나오지 않는다.

When discussing the desired outcomes of medical education, it is common for educators to voice the hope that their graduates will excel at critical thinking. However, for all the rhetoric directed toward this topic in academic medicine, the actual term ‘critical thinking’ is not once mentioned in the accreditation standards of the US Liaison Committee on Medical Education (LCME),1 the six competencies of the US Accreditation Council for Graduate Medical Education (ACGME),2 the outcomes and standards for undergraduate medical education of the UK General Medical Council (GMC) 3 or the CanMEDS doctor competency framework.4


반면 AACU는 CT를 중등교육 이후 교육에서 다루어야 할 주요 지적, 실용적 기술이라고 했으며, NLN은 CT를 학사과정 수준에서 반드시 길러야 할 필수 요소로 보았다.

By con- trast, the Association of American Colleges and Universities5 lists critical thinking as one of the major intellectual and practical skills to be fostered by post- secondary education and the National League of Nursing has identified critical thinking as an essential component of baccalaureate-level education that must be fostered and assessed as a criterion for continuing accreditation.6


의학 인증기준과 목적에서 CT에 대한 명확한 레퍼런스가 없는 것은 그것과 의미가 중복되는 보다 구체적인 용어를 사용하기 때문이다. LCME는 critical judgement, GMC는 critically evaluate- 등의 용어를 사용한다.

The absence of formal reference to ‘critical thinking’ in medical accreditation standards and goals can be partially accounted for by the adoption of more specific reference terms that have a clear overlap, such as the LCME’s interest in ‘critical judgement’ and the GMC’s expectation that doctors should be able to ‘…integrate and critically evaluate evidence’.1,3


이러한 관심에도 불구하고 CT는 개념적으로 명확하지 않고, 이에 대한 많은 질문에 대한 답도 불명확하다. 

Despite this interest, critical thinking suffers from a lack of conceptual clarity and numerous questions about it go unresolved. 

  • Is critical thinking something one is ‘born with’, as has been implied by some commentators for interpersonal skills? 
  • If it comes naturally – or if it does not – can it be acquired or enhanced through learning and practice prior to or during medical training? 
  • If critical thinking can be ‘taught’, a term that subtly implies a particular perspective on it, how and when should this be done? 
  • Where in the curriculum should it appear?15–19 
  • And if educators verbally encourage high-level analysis and broad inquiry while instruction and assessment focus on facts and memorisation, do these conflicting messages about critical thinking become part of the hidden curriculum20–22 of medical school?


비판적 사고의 정의내린 문헌들을 보면 넓은 분야를 포괄하고 있다.

A review of definitions of critical thinking reveals a wide range of perspectives. 

Scriven and Paul,23 for instance, have described critical thinking as ‘the intellectually disciplined process of actively and skilfully conceptualising, applying, synthesising, and⁄ or evaluating information…’ 

Kurland24 indicates that critical thinking ‘is concerned with reason, intellectual honesty, and open-mindedness as opposed to emotionalism, intellectual laziness, and closed-mindedness’.


만약 의학교육자들이 좋은 비판적 사고자를 길러내고자 하는데 서로 다른 생각을 하고 있다면, 지원자를 가려내는 방식도, 교육과정에 대한 접근 방식도, 평가에 대한 방식도 다 다를 것이다.

If medical educators state the goal of graduating good critical thinkers with different definitions in mind, it is likely that they will use different methods to screen applicants, apply different curricular approaches to the fostering of critical thinking and devise different approaches to its assessment.



각 대학에서 우리는 의과대학생 교육에 활발하게 참여하면서 다양한 임상에서도 활동하고 있는 교수들을 purposefully sample하였다.

At each school we purposefully sampled doctor faculty members who were both actively involved in medical student education and maintained active clinical practices in a variety of specialties. 

  • The former inclusion criterion was used to maximise the likelihood that respondents had previously been involved in thinking or discussion about critical thinking. 
  • The latter was used so that the examples given by respondents might be directly rooted in years of observation and direct experience, and derive from a heterogeneous sample of medical perspectives.



질적 내용분석을 수행했다. 어떤 이론이나 프레임워크 없이 시작했으며, 카테고리에 대한 사전에 정해진 생각도 없었다. 대신 답변들을 읽으면서 내용에 따라 카테고리를 만들고 주요하게 드러나는 주제들을 찾아냈다. 

For the multiple purposes defined above, we used qualitative content analysis, a research method that interprets the content of text through ‘the systematic classification process of coding and identifying themes or patterns’.25 Consistent with Hsieh and Shannon’s ‘conventional’ approach,26 we did not start with any guiding theory or framework nor did we have any preconceived ideas about categories into which the definitions might be placed. Rather, we read the responses with the goals of creating coding categories based on content and identifying the predominant themes as they appeared.27 Only one definition, which consisted more of a rambling commentary than a definition, could not be coded.




진행 과정


정의
  • We coded respondents’ definitions of critical thinking using an iterative process in which three authors (JMS, EK, BO’B) independently read the same sample of six definitions, proposed categories, and compared, discussed and consolidated lists to create a coding scheme. We then applied the codes to 42 definitions to refine, clarify and finalise the coding scheme and then to reconcile any coding differences in the initial 42 definitions. One author served as the primary coder (JMS) and two others (EK, BO’B) each coded two randomly selected samples of 12 definitions (24 in total) to check for consistency in coding.
  • In the first, broader level of analysis, the primary and secondary coders were in agreement in the vast majority of cases. In the relatively few instances in which disagreement occurred, discrepancies concerned whether a definition should be double-coded rather than indicating a lack of consensus about the category into which the definition fell. In each of these cases, consensus was reached through discussion among the coders. 

시나리오 분석
  • These authors (EK, JMS, BO’B) used a similar approach in their coding of the scenarios. After an initial review of the scenarios, the first level of coding,on which this paper primarily focuses, asked if fundamental themes could be found in the scenarios describing critical thinking and those in which it was absent. A more in-depth analysis of the scenarios led us to create a set of categories of specific behaviours described as characterising critical think- ing and a set of behaviours illustrating its absence. 
  • Initially, we attempted to code the actions described in the scenarios according to the categories used for the definitions, but found that these categories did not adequately capture the content of the scenarios. Thus, we randomly selected a sample of 12 scenarios and generated a new set of coding categories by having each of the three authors independently generate a list of categories which was then discussed,refined and consolidated. We applied this coding scheme to an additional set of scenarios, discussed and reconciled our coding, and added sub-categories to primary categories as needed. One author (EK) coded all 97 scenarios; a second author (JMS) coded 32, and a third author (BO’B) coded 15 of the scenarios to check for coding consistency. As with the definitions, the coders were in agreement most of the time for the primary coding dimension (which concerned the fundamental differences in the thinking and actions of those described as demonstrating critical thinking and those described as not doing so). In the few incidents of disagreement, the coders reviewed, discussed and reconciled the differences.




Definitions of critical thinking


가장 흔한 정의는 Process에 대한 것

We found three distinct ways in which respondents framed the definition of critical thinking. The most common way of describing critical thinking was as a process (n = 42).


두 번째는 Skill이나 Ability로 보는 관점

Almost as common were those definitions that framed critical thinking as a ‘skill’ or ‘ability’ (n = 40),


Process나 Ability는 Bloom의 기준에 따르자면 고차원적인 정신행동이 포함됨

Both the ‘process’ and ‘ability’ definitions made consistent reference to higher-order mental activities (e.g. synthesis, analysis, interpretation) involved in making sense of information, much like those described by Bloom.28


세 번째 종류는 개개인의 특질(trait)이나 습관(habit)으로 보는 것.

The third type of definition stood out as very different in character in that it referred to characteristics of the individual, personality traits or habits of mind rather than to process or ability. We refer to these as dispositional definitions.


혼합된 정의를 내린 사람도 있음.

Examples of hybrid definitions follow. The first of these describes a combination of process and dispo- sitional definitions and the second refers to a com- bination of disposition plus ability:




Manifestations of critical thinking in clinical practice


다수의견

In the cases they provided, the vast majority of respondents described biomedical clinical challenges that involved formulating diagnoses or making treat- ment decisions. 


소수의견

However, a minority of respondents described, alone or in combination with standard biomedical challenges, scenarios that involved efforts...

    • to activate and engage patients, 
    • to assure patient safety, 
    • to deal with ethical or professional challenges, or 
    • to resolve conflicts around the use of limited resources.


The presence of mindful and self-reflective behaviour emerged somewhat more strongly in the scenarios than in the definitions.




Manifestations of the absence of critical thinking in clinical practice


위와 단순 반대되는 사례도 있었으나 완전히 다른 것도 있었음.

Although some descriptions of doctors who did not exhibit critical thinking were exact opposites of the above, the majority of these characterisations were notably different.


Numerous instances were offered in which doctors failed to look beyond the obvious and demonstrated behaviour that was neither self-aware nor self-critical.


Although not common, the absence of critical thinking sometimes reflected a poor knowledge base or an inability to manage complexity (‘…would not be able to produce a broad differential...cannot analyse the available information to determine the correct diagnosis’). 


In the vast majority of scenarios, however, questions about knowledge or skills did not arise because the clinicians described acted by rote, failed to look beyond the obvious, neglected to collect adequate information or made overly quick decisions.




Discussion


이 연구의 추동력: CT에 대한 다양한 관점, 합의의 부재, 이런 것으로 인한 생산적 토론의 어려움

The impetus for this project grew out of the casual observation that many differing viewpoints about critical thinking exist, and the belief that this unacknowledged lack of consensus constitutes a major block to productive discussion and the development of successful strategies to foster and assess critical thinking.


CT를 세 가지 다른 식으로 정의내리고 있었음.

In this study, clinician-educators defined critical thinking in three different ways. The two predominant perspectives, which focus on process and ability, have a great deal of overlap. 

  • Process: The former describes what critical thinking entails (the processes of syn- thesis, analysis, etc.), 
  • Ability: whereas the latter extends this definition a step further by indicating that engaging in these processes involves some form of ability. 
    • 이렇게 정의내릴 때는 가르칠 수 있다고 생각한다는 의미
      Defining critical thinking as an ability suggests that, like other skills and abilities, it can be ‘taught’ and ‘learned’ through some form of instruction. 
  • Disposition: By contrast, conceptualising critical thinking as a disposition has very different implications about what lies at its heart, where it comes from and whether it is appropriate to conceive of it as a ‘teachable skill’.
    • 이렇게 정의내릴 때는 가르칠 수 있는지에 대해서 관점이 다름


Ability-Disposition의 구분은 Teaching-as-transmission과 Teaching-as-enculturation의 차이이기도 하다.

The ability-disposition distinction highlights the difference between teaching knowledge and skills, referred to as teaching-as-transmission, versus teaching attitudes, modifying personality and changing behaviour, referred to as teaching-as-enculturation.29,30 


지식을 준다고 향상되지 않는 것들이 있다. Dispositional 한 관점에서는 정보를 주거나 사실을 바로잡아 주는 것과는 다른 접근이 필요하다.

Traits such as open-mindedness, flexibility and curiosity are not likely to be increased by giving people knowledge to absorb or cognition-based tasks to master. According to the dispositional perspective,we would foster critical thinking by 

    • encouraging self-awareness and mindfulness, 
    • modelling open discussion and inquiry, 
    • accepting doubt and uncertainty, and 
    • encouraging students to value the activity of asking the right questions, 

rather than giving them information or assessing them according to the factual correctness of their answers. 



disposition 관점에서 대답한 의사의 수는 매우 적어서 시나리오가 아니었다면 이러한 정의는 주석에 그칠 뻔 했다. 그러나 시나리오에서 의사들은 CT를 다양한 범위의 기술과 disposition으로 묘사했다.

Because so few of the participating doctors used the dispositional interpretation in their definitions, it would represent little more than a footnote were it not for the content of the scenarios. In the scenarios, clinicians demonstrating critical thinking were described as demonstrating a range of desirable skills and dispositions:


시나리오에서 드러난 CT를 하지 않는 의사의 모습. 인지적 수전노(cognitive miser)처럼 행동한다. 문제를 푸는데 인지적 노력을 거의 들이지 않고 지름길만 찾음.

The pattern of behaviours described for those who did not exhibit critical thinking was clear and consistent, but quite different. These doctors typically acted as ‘cognitive misers’,31 a term used by social psychologists to describe people when they take mental shortcuts and engage in heuristic thinking, thereby expending the minimum cognitive effort necessary to solve a problem.


Perkins의 '좋은 사고'에 대한 프레임워크. 

the triadic framework offered by Per- kins et al.32,33 provides a conceptual scaffolding upon which all of the responses can be placed. The conceptual framework described by Perkins et al.,32,33 which they call ‘good thinking’, was developed completely outside of medicine; however, it encom- passes virtually all of our findings. Perkins et al.,32,33 propose that good (i.e. critical) thinking requires three elements: 

(i) sensitivity; 

(ii) inclination, and 

(iii) ability. 


각 요소는 그 이전 단계의 요소가 없다면 불가능하거나 무관해진다.

Without each prior element, the next becomes impossible or irrelevant.


    • Sensitivity has to do with awareness of the flow of events, such as ‘a possibly hasty causal inference, a sweeping generalisation, a limiting assumption to be challenged…’32 When clinicians are insensitive, they lack a basic awareness that there is something to be gained by collecting additional information, that alternatives exist beyond those that present them- selves immediately, or even that there is value in considering the full range of alternatives. They seem not to have a metacognitive capacity. Without this foundation, critical thinking is unlikely to occur and good clinical reasoning is unlikely to be exhibited.
    • Once clinicians are aware or sensitive, however, they must be ‘…inclined to invest effort in thinking the matter through…’.32 If the clinician is not sufficiently committed to making such a cognitive or emotional investment, if he or she acts as a cognitive miser, then the third factor will never come into play. 
    • Finally, ability refers to the ‘capability to think effectively about the matter in a sustained way…’.32 In medicine, this involves knowing how to frame questions and the ability to integrate information and apply one’s knowledge. This implies the need for a strong knowl- edge base, but goes well beyond it.

시나리오 사례에서 보면 3번째 보다는 첫번째 혹은 두 번째 요소가 부족한 경우가 많음.

In most instances, however, the clinicians described as not thinking critically in our respondents’ scenarios failed to demonstrate one of the first two elements rather than the third.


CT가 잘 발휘되기 위해서도 위의 세 가지 요소는 마찬가지이며, 다만 피로나 시간의 압박 같은 상황적 요인들이 CT의 발현을 억제할 수도 있긴 하다.

However, according to Perkins et al.,32,33 in order for cognitive processes and abilities to become relevant, we must first presume that sensitivity and inclination have been satisfied. If students and doctors do not have sufficient self-awareness of and sensitivity to complexity, and unless they are motivated not to settle for the obvious and are willing to commit the effort required to engage in the work of critical thinking, their knowledge, skills and abilities may never come into play. Parenthetically, it is interesting to note that although situational factors such as fatigue and time pressure play significant roles in exacerbating tendencies toward imperfect information processing,38–41 the non-critical thinking clinicians in the scenarios were almost never characterisedas being rushed or tired. 



입학, 교육, 평가에 대한 함의

In light of the model described by Perkins et al.,32,33 we believe that the findings have potentially broad implications for medical school admissions, curricu- lum and assessment protocols. 

  • 첫째, CT를 세 가지 중 무엇으로 볼 것이냐? 입학때 스크리닝 해야 할 것인가?
    First, we can ask whether critical thinking, as a personal predisposition or a cognitive ability, should be considered as part of the admissions and screening process for prospective medical students.
  • 보다 복잡성과 불확실성을 포용하게 해야함.
    Second, the model proposed by Perkins et al.32,33 suggests that teaching cognitive skills to students who lack sensitivity and inclination is not likely to bring about the desired results. To foster critical thinking, and thereby good clinical reasoning, we should teach students to embrace complexity and be open to uncertainty, rather than to shy away fromor eliminate these issues.
  • 평가방법때문에 misguide될 수 있음.
    Third, our current assessment methods may also be misguided in that they place students in testing situations that focus almost exclusively on cognitive skills and leave little space in which sensitivity or in clination might manifest themselves.













 2011 Jun;45(6):625-35. doi: 10.1111/j.1365-2923.2010.03910.x.

Thinking critically about critical thinkingabilitydisposition or both?

Author information

  • 1Center for Evaluation, Harvard Medical School, Boston, Massachusetts 02115, USA. ed_krupat@hms.harvard.edu

Abstract

OBJECTIVES:

The objectives of this study were to determine the extent to which clinician-educators agree on definitions of critical thinking and to determine whether their descriptions of critical thinking in clinical practice are consistent with these definitions.

METHODS:

Ninety-seven medical educators at five medical schools were surveyed. Respondents were asked to define critical thinking, to describe a clinical scenario in which critical thinking would be important, and to state the actions of a clinician in that situation who was thinking critically and those of another who was not. Qualitative content analysis was conducted to identify patterns and themes.

RESULTS:

The definitions mostly described critical thinking as a process or an ability; a minority of respondents described it as a personaldisposition. In the scenarios, however, the majority of the actions manifesting an absence of critical thinking resulted from heuristic thinking and a lack of cognitive effort, consistent with a dispositional approach, rather than a lack of ability to analyse or synthesise.

CONCLUSIONS:

If we are to foster critical thinking among medical students, we must reconcile the way it is defined with the manner in which clinician-educators describe critical thinking--and its absence--in action. Such a reconciliation would include consideration of clinicians' sensitivity to complexity and their inclination to exert cognitive effort, in addition to their ability to master material and process information.

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TBL 촉진의 12가지 팁(Med Teach, 2015)

Twelve tips for facilitating team-based learning

CHARLES GULLO, TAM CAM HA & SANDY COOK






TBL의 기원은 1970년대 후반 오클라호마 대학의 Larry Michaelsen 교수로 거슬러 올라간다. 이후 다양한 교육 세팅에서 활용되었다. Larry Michaelsen 교수는 경영 대학원 교육에서 활용했지만, 이제는 미국 전역에 걸쳐서, 그리고 많은 의과대학에서 사용중이다. (Duke-NUS의 사례). TBL의 이점은 매우 많으며 여러 문헌에 잘 정리되어 있다.

Team-based learning (TBL) traces its roots to Professor Larry Michaelsen at the University of Oklahoma, United States (USA) in the late 1970s. Since then, it has grown to become a popular and effective instructional strategy used in a number of different educational settings (Koles et al. 2010; Parmelee & Michaelsen 2010a; Kamei et al. 2012; Fatmi et al. 2013). Although Michaelsen implemented it in graduate business instruction, it has more recently been used as a major teaching platformby a number of different educational programs across the United States (Team-Based Learning Collaborative 2013) and in a number of medical schools (Thompson et al. in 2007a,b). 

At the Duke-NUS Graduate Medical School Singapore, we have been using this teaching methodology since 2007 as a primary mode of learning for our students during their pre-clinical instruction (Kamei et al. 2012). 

The benefits of this teaching methodology are numerous, and have been well-documented in a number of sources (Hunt et al. 2003; Zgheib et al. 2010; Sisk 2011; Fatmi et al. 2013; Hazel et al. 2013).


단순해 보이는 절차이지만 팀간 토론의 효과를 극대화 하기 위해서는 효과적인 촉진법이 필수적이다. 그러나 이것은 TBL에서 가장 어려운 부분이기도 하다.

While a seemingly simple process, the heart of creating an engaging and impactful inter-team discussion is an effective facilitation. Yet, effectively facilitating these discussions can be one of the most challenging aspects of TBL.


또한 TBL에서 팀의 참여를 위해 촉진이 필요한 부분은..이런 것들이다. 

TBL’s added challenges for inter-team engagement, 

    • 모든 학습자가 참여하고 책임을 지게 함 keeping all learners engaged and accountable, 
    • 수업 시간에 답을 이끌어냄 eliciting the answers from the class, and 
    • 교수자가 답을 주기 전에 학생의 이해와 가설 설정을 유도함 challenging learners understandings and assumptions (before revealing the faculty’s answer).


TBL에서 직접적 촉진이 일어나는 부분은 세 곳 있다. 첫 번째는 TRAT 이후(TRAT 중간에는 관여하지 않아야 한다) 이며, 여기서 교수자는 학생들의 잘못된 이해를 밝혀내고, 촉진자의 관여가 없는 상태에서 발생한 잘못된 개념을 바로잡고, 정답을 밝혀준다.

There are three places where directed facilitation occurs in TBL (Figure 1). The first place that a facilitated discussion occurs is after (and importantly not during) the teamreadiness assurance test (TRAT). This facilitated discussion requires faculty to be able to drawout the misunderstandings or resolve any misconceptions not addressed by the non-facilitated inter team TRAT discussion and reveal ‘‘correct’’ answers.


TBL에서 촉진법이 매우 중요한 역할을 하는 두 번째 부분은 application phase 이후이다.

The next place where facilitation is critical in TBL and further enhances the learning experience is after the applica- tion phase.


이 두 단계에서 촉진이 어려운 이유는 다음과 같다. 
    • 하나는 RAT과 적용 단계는 모두 assimilative learning을 유도하기 때문이며, 이는 새로운 정보를 기존에 존재하는 지식 구조에 병합하는 과정이다. 
    • 또한 transformative learning이기도 한데, 이 과정은 비판적 사고를 통해 기존의 지식 구조를 변화시키는 과정이다.

Managing the post-TRAT and application discussions between multiple teams in a classroom setting requires a very different set of skills from managing the typical learning environment to which most faculty are accustomed. One reason for this difficulty is that the RAT and the application phases of TBL encourage both assimilative learning, the process of incorporating new information into existing know- ledge structures (Seel 2012), and transformative learning, the process of altering existing knowledge structures through critical thought (Mezirow1991).






Creating the right environment


4S에 기반하여 문제를 낸다.

Ti p 1 Use the 4S’s to craft engaging questions


실제와 관련된/중요한 문제, 모든 학생이 동일한 문제, 단 하나의 선택을 내린 후 근거를 대도록, 동시에 결과를 발표하도록

Using the four S’s of application writing and development (significant problem, same problem, specific choice, and simultaneous report) can also ensure maximal participation and active engagement during the application phase (Parmelee & Michaelsen 2010b). 

    • The use of significant/authentic problems, 
    • having everyone working on the same problem, 
    • requiring them to make a single choice (and defend it), and 
    • enabling simultaneous reporting, 

is the start of creating a problem that will enable a more stimulating environment in which to facilitate.



시계를 잘 본다.

Ti p 2 Watch the clock


토론 단계에는 적어도 절반의 시간이 배정되어야 한다. RAT을 25분간 했다면, 토론은 25분간 한다. 적용 단계도 마찬가지여서 25분의 적용 연습 이후에는 25분 이상의 토론이 이어져야 한다.

Ideally, the discussion phase should be at least half the time allocated. In a 50-min class, that would be roughly 25 min for RATs (both individual and team) and 25 min for discussion. The application phases should follow the same guidelines. A 25-min application should be accompanied by a 25-min discussion phase (longer if possible).



수업 전에 촉진 단계에 대한 전략을 세운다.

Ti p 3 Strategize the process of facilitation with faculty before class


한 가지 시간 효과적 전략은 각 RAT 문제에 대해서 학생들이 문제를 푸는 동안 촉진 전략을 세우는 것이다.

One time-efficient way to implement this approach is for faculty to consider a facilitation strategy for each RAT question while students are working on the questions.


여러가지 상황이 있다. 모든 팀이 정답을 잘 맞췄을 경우 vs 모든 팀이 정답을 잘 맞췄지만 학습 포이느가 있는 경우 vs 교수자가 학생들이 과연 옳게 답을 맞춘건지 확인하고 싶은 경우 등등

For example, if all teams answer a particular question correctly, the facilitator may choose not to have an in-depth facilitated discussion as there may be no further learning points to be covered. Conversely, if all teams answer the question correctly but there are critical learning points, or faculty want to be sure the teams derived the correct answer for the right reason, such a question may benefit froma facilitated discussion.


촉진은 내용을 전달하는 것이 아니라는 것을 기억한다.

Ti p 4 Remember facilitation is NOT delivery of content


칼 로저스는 '학습의 자유'라는 책에서 교실에서 '촉진자'란 "creates the environment for engagement"이며, "the threat to the learner is reduced to a minimum"와 같은 환경을 만들어야 한다고 했다. 그는 촉진자는 개인의 전문서을 최소화시켜서 직접 가르치고자 하지 말아야 하며, 대신 학습자 스스로의 학습을 촉진해야 한다고 했다. 이것이 TBL의 핵심이다.

Carl Rogers discussed in his publication ‘‘Freedom to Learn’’ (Rogers 1969) that the facilitator in a classroom is one that ‘‘creates the environment for engagement’’ and is obligated to create an environment where ‘‘the threat to the learner is reduced to a minimum’’. He was a strong proponent of minimizing one’s expertise as much as possible when facilitating in an educational setting so as to avoid teaching a person directly, but facilitate his or her own learning. This sentiment is at the heart of TBL.



촉진을 하는 동안애는 답을 주지 말라

Ti p 5 Avoid giving away answers during facilitation phase


촉진자는 토론 중간에는 중립적인 자세를 취하고, 판단을 내리지 말아야 한다. 토론이 이뤄지는 때에 찬성이나 반대를 하는 듯한 의견을 표하는 것은 토론을 즉각 단절시킬 수 있다.

As the role of the faculty during the facilitation phase is to ‘‘facilitate’’ the learning and elicit information from the students, it is critical to remain neutral and non-judgmental with the discussion as it develops. During the learner debate phase of the discussions, any sign of approval or disapproval of a comment or response will shut down the discussion immediately.


종종 교수자는 학생이 틀린 답을 말하거나 매우 훌륭한 답을 말하면 의견을 숨기기가 쉽지 않다. 이런 것을 최소화하는 한 가지 방법은 스스로를 촉진자로서 규정하고, '내용 전문가'와는 다른 역할로서 인식하는 것이다.

It is often very difficult for a faculty member to hide their opinion when a given response is factually incorrect or when it is exceptionally brilliant. One way to minimize this might be to identify one faculty as the facilitator and a different one as the ‘‘content’’ expert.



정리 시간을 마련하라

Ti p 6 Provide time for closure


촉진자가 기억해야 할 가장 중요한 것 중하나는 마지막에 정리 시간을 가지는 것이다. 각 문제를 풀고 난 이후에 매번 정리 시간을 가지면 시간 관리가 어렵다. 그러나 학생이 훌륭한 대답을 했을 때나 잘못된 주장을 정정한 학생을 강조해 주는 것은 만족과 명료함을 더해줌과 동시에 시간이 많이 들지도 않는다. 그러나 여전히 개념적으로 어려운 내용에 대해서는 세션이 종료할 때에 공식적으로 정리해주는 것이 중요하며, 이는 학생들이 서로의 지식을 완전히 신뢰하지 못하고, 다른 전문가나 교수로부터 듣고 싶어하기 때문이다. 따라서 어려운 개념에 대해서 - 학생들이 토론중이 아니라 - 수업이 끝나갈 때 정리를 해 주는 것은 학생들이 TBL이 가치있게 느끼게 하면서 중요한 'take-home information'을 가져간다고 느끼게 해준다.

One of the most important things that a facilitator should remember to do is provide time for closure at the end of the session. Providing closure after each question makes it difficult to manage time. However, highlighting a student’s excellent response or one who corrects an argument that was inaccurate can go a long way to bring satisfaction and clarity to the learning in the classroomand is not time intensive. Yet, it is still important to bring formal closure to conceptually difficult material at the end of a session as students often do not explicitly trust each other’s knowledge-base and prefer to hear from an expert faculty member or facilitator. Thus, adding closure to difficult concepts after but not during student discussions will assist in ensuring that students feel that the TBL process was valuable and that they learned the important ‘‘take-home’’ information.




Enhancing active engagement of learners


학생들의 참여를 높이기 위한 몇 가지 권고들이 있다.

There are several general suggestions to achieve classroom engagement. 

    • First, be open and transparent about the intention and process of asking questions
    • Second, create a safe environment where students can answer incorrectly without fear of ridicule or recrimination. 
    • Third, consider using a randomization process (random team and random members within the team) to decide who to call upon. That way, students will not feel ‘‘picked’’ on.



학생들이 답을 할 때까지 기다린다.

Ti p 7 Wait for students to respond to questions


학생에게 답을 요구할 때에 촉진자는 자신이 충분하다고 생각한 것보다 더 긴 시간을 학생에게 줘야 한다. 종종 문제를 받은 이후의 침묵은 혼란 때문이 아니라 대답을 구성하기 위해 생각하는 시간이 필요해서이다. 팀 동료와 논의를 해서 그들이 그러한 답을 도출한 과정의 이유가 무엇인지 생각해내야 한다. 30초 정도의 시간을 주는 것이 필요하다. 학생들이 환경이 안전하다고 느낄 때 더 활발히 참여할 것이다. "dwell-time"은 그래서 필요하다.

Thus, when calling on students to respond, the facilitator is encouraged to give more time than he/she feels is necessary. Oftentimes, the silence following a question is not due to confusion over what was asked, but due to time they need to think about the way they wish to phrase their response. Other times, it is necessary for the student to consult his or her team mates as a reminder of why they answered something the way they did. Allowing up to 30s may be necessary and expected. If students feel that the environment is safe and tolerant, then they will engage more actively. Allowing for enough ‘‘dwell-time’’ after each student is called on should help in this regard.



중립적, 개방형 질문을 사용하라

Ti p 8 Ask neutral and open-ended questions


촉진자가 도입해야 하는 최고의 것 중 하나는 개방형 질문을 특정 학생에게 던져서 교실원들이 비판/분석/정당화/설명을 하게 해야하는 것이다. 예/아니오로 응답 가능한 질문은 추가적 토론을 불러올 수 없다.

One of the best practices a facilitator should adopt is to ask an open-ended question to a specific person in the classroomthat forces them to critique, analyze, justify, and explain their choice of answer (Silberman & Auerbach 2011). Questions that allow for a yes or no response will generally cease any further discussion.


중립적/객관적/개방형 질문은 더 많은 정보와 가치있는 반응을 이끌어낸다. 흔히 사용되는 개방형 질문은 '왜' 질문이다. 중립적의 개방형 질문은 활발한 토론을 이끌어주고, 학생들의 지식을 탐색(interrogation)하는 것을 도와준다.

Questions which are more neutral, objective, and open-ended result in more informative and valuable responses from the entire classroom. A commonly used open- ended question is the ‘‘why’’ type of question, e.g., 

      • why did you chose this, 
      • why is this the better choice over other answers, or 
      • why not this option? 

Neutral open-ended ques- tions will ensure active discussion occur and assist in the interrogation of students’ knowledge.




학생의 대답을 명료하게 다시 정리해준다(rephrase, restate).
Ti p 9 Rephrase or restate for clarity

학생들은 대답을 하는 중에 이리저리 왔다갔다 할 수 있다. 자신감 있게 시작했다가 기어들어가는 목소리로 끝내곤 한다. 학생이 했던 말을 다시 정리해서 말해줌으로서 촉진자는 학습자의 참여를 높이고 다음의 목적을 달성할 수 있다.

Students also frequently display ‘‘drift’’, a process where they start reporting in a confident and audible fashion, but end in a barely audible and less confident tone. By summarizing and restating what was said by the student, a facilitator can keep learners engaged and ensure that everyone hears and that 

      • (1) unclear information is clarified, 
      • (2) overly complex information presented is simplified, 
      • (3) incorrect information is stated (non-judgmentally) to elicit debate, and 
      • (4) principles can be repeated for best learning and retention.


촉진자가 rephrase해주는 것은 중요하지만, 정답을 은근슬쩍 '흘림'으로써 토론을 종결시키지 말아야 한다.

It is important to note that although the facilitator is repeating or rephrasing content for clarity often, during the facilitation process he or she is not ending discussion by ‘‘leaking’’ the correct answer or slipping into lecture mode and removing the students from the discussion.



교실 내 학생 전문가를 찾아라

Ti p 10 Find the ‘‘student expert’’ in the room

교실에서 학생 전문가를 찾기 어려울 수 있다. 좋은 방법 중 하나는 다음과 같은 탐색질문을 던지는 것이다.

It is often difficult to find the student expert in the classroom as students can be unsure of themselves and may not trust their colleagues either. One of the best ways to achieve this is to ask probing questions such as ‘

      • ‘What evidence supports this?’’ or 
      • ‘‘Can anyone assist us to resolve this issue?’’


학생들간의 불확실성이나 의견불일치를 해소해주라

Ti p 11 Ensure any lingering uncertainties or disagreements are addressed


학생들은 종종 자신들이 다른 팀원이 보기에 뭘 잘 모르는 것으로 비춰질까봐 걱정한다.

Students will often report what they feel pressured by the team to report to avoid looking unknowledgeable even if they do not agree with their own team’s decision. 


따라서 촉진자는 누군가 특정 의견에 대해 찬성하거나 반대하는 의견이 있는가를 확인하는 것이 중요하다. 강력한 반대의견이나 불확실성은 학습을 더욱 유발하는데, 이는 서로 동의하지 않는 상황에서 토론이 더 강렬해지고 열정적이 되기 때문이다.

It is important for facilitators to ask if there is someone in the classroom who agrees or disagrees with what was just reported and to do this often. It is those strong disagreements or uncertainties that produce the most learning as discussions tend to be more robust and passionate when people disagree.



각 학습자에게 책임을 지게 하라

Ti p 12 Hold each individual learner accountable


각 팀원이 언제든 일어나서 팀의 의견을 지지할 수 있어야 하는 환경을 만들어서 개인과 팀의 책임을 높일 수 있다. 개개인 수준에서 학생들은 준비가 되어있어야 한다고 생각할 것이며, 팀 수준에서 다른 팀원들이 확실히 의견을 대표할 수 있게 도와줄 것이다. 팀별로 발표자를 지정하는 것은 가급적 피해야 한다. 또한 학생들은 비록 개개인의 선택은 다를 수 있지만 팀의 선택을 방어하고 설명할 수 있어야 한다는 것을 지속적으로 인식해야 한다.

By creating an environment where each student knows they could be called upon at any time to respond or defend a team’s answer, you further ensure individual student and team accountability. As individuals, students will realize they must be prepared. As a team, they will try to make sure their team-mate represents the team well. It is advisable to avoid the assignment of a team spokesperson whenever possible and to remind students often that they are responsible for their team’s responses and choices. In addition, students must be remindedconstantly that although their individual choices may vary,they should be prepared to defend their team’s decisions andexplain their decision making processes to the classroom.


최대한 여러 학생들이 참여하게 한다.

It is also important to get participation from as many different individuals as possible and to avoid picking on the same vocal individuals repetitively.




촉진자는 90:10 원칙을 따른다.

A universal role of a facilitator is to observe the 90:10 rule – listen 90% of the time and talk 10% of the time (Silberman & Auerbach 2011). We consider the principle of listening more than you talk a sign of an effectively facilitated session.


TBL에서의 촉진 기술중 많은 부분은 배울 수 있지만, 어떤 부분은 "예술"의 영역이기도 하다.

Much of facilitation in the TBL classroom is a strategy and can be learned. These tips can play a role in this process. However, it is clear that there is some ‘‘art’’ to the practice of being a good facilitator. This art is hard to teach. Experience and practice is the best way to learn the ‘‘art of facilitation’’.












 2015 Sep;37(9):819-24. doi: 10.3109/0142159X.2014.1001729.

Twelve tips for facilitating team-based learning.

Author information

  • 1a Duke NUS Graduate Medical School , Singapore.

Abstract

BACKGROUND:

Team-based learning (TBL) has become a more commonly recognized and implemented pedagogical approach in curricula of numerous disciplines. The desire to place more autonomy on the student and spend less in-class time delivering content has resulted in complete or partial adoption of this style of learning in many educational settings.

AIM:

Provide faculty with tools that foster a well facilitated and interactive TBL learning environment.

METHODS:

We examined the published literature in the area of facilitation - specifically in TBL environments, and explored learning theories associated with team learning and our own experiences to create these facilitation tips.

RESULTS:

We created 12 tips for TBL facilitation designed to assist faculty to achieve an effective and engaging TBL learning environment.

CONCLUSIONS:

Applying these twelve tips while facilitating a TBL classroom session will help to ensure maximal participation and optimal learningin a safe yet stimulating environment.

PMID:
 
25665624
 
[PubMed - in process]



포격 속의 프로페셔널리즘: 갈등, 전쟁, 그리고 전염병

Professionalism under fire: Conflict, war and epidemics

MICHELLE MCLEAN1, VIKRAM JHA2 & JOHN SANDARS3





군복을 입고있든 아니든, 정권의 탄압이 있든 없든, 관리의료기관의 수문장 역할이든 아니든, 의사는 환자의 마지막 보루이다. 이 역할을 저버리는 것은 의학의 본분 - 지식을 사람을 돕고, 낫게 하고, 돌보는 것 - 을 저버리는 것이다.

Whether in a military uniform or not, whether a bureaucrat in an oppressive regime, whether a gatekeeper in a managed care organization, the doctor is the patient’s last safeguard. To abandon that role is to defect from what medicine is about: the use of knowledge to help, heal, cure, and care for persons. (Pellegrino & Thomasma 2000, p. 270)


의학에서 프로페셔널리즘은 다음과 같이 정의되어 왔으며 그리고 이는 의학과 사회 사이에 맺어진 사회적 계약이다.

In medicine, professionalism has been defined as ‘‘a set of values, behaviors, and relationships that underpin the trust that the public has in doctors’’ (Royal College of Physicians 2005) and is the basis of a social contract between medicine and society (Cruess & Cruess 2014). 


오늘의 의학전문직업성을 규정한 것은 Swick의 professional competencies를 기반으로 하고 있다. Sox에 따르면 '전문직업성'이라는 단어는 현대 의사에게 특별한 의미를 지닌다. 이 단어는 존경하는 모든 동료에 대한, 그리고 고군분투하는 자신에 대한 것을 모두에 대한 것이다.

Today’s medical profession- alism codes such as the 2001 American Medical Association Principles of Medical Ethics and the 2002 Professional Charter have been framed around Swick’s (2000) professional competencies (Table 1). For Sox (2007), ‘‘the word profes- sionalism has a particular meaning to contemporary phys- icians. It connotes everything that we admire in our colleagues and strive for in ourselves’’ (p. 1532).




Conflict and war


홀로코스트의 잔혹성은 아마도 인간에 대한 범죄의 가장 극명한 사례일 것이다. 뉘른베르그 코드와 같이 이런 일이 다시는 일어나서는 안된다는 전 세계적인 합의가 있었지만, 다시 일어나고 말았다. IMAP TF 보고서와 US SSCI에서는 부시행정부가 테러와의 전쟁을 치르는 동안 CIA에 의해 자행된 고문과 비인간적 행위를 인정했다. IMAP 보고서에서는 구체적으로 기술했다. 

The atrocities of the Holocaust are probably the most explicit examples of crimes against humanity (Pellegrino & Thomasma 2000; Geiderman 2002a,b; Chelouche 2005, 2008). Despite universal acceptance (e.g. Geneva Conventions, Nuremburg Code) that such abuse and dehumanization should never be allowed to happen again, it has. Both the Institute on Medicine as a Profession (IMAP) Task Force Report (2013) and the United States (US) Senate Select Committee on Intelligence (2014) have made public the torture and inhumane treatment of detainees at the hands of the US Military and the Central Intelligence Agency (CIA) during the Bush regime’s War on Terror which began after the events of 9/11. The 2013 IMAP report specifically described how military medical personnel were involved in monitoring oxygen saturation during water- boarding, watched for edema in detainees forced to stand in stress positions, shared information from prisoners’ health records with interrogators and force-fed prisoners (Okie 2005; Clark 2006; Miles 2007, 2013; IMAP 2013; Kimball & Soldz 2014), as well as failing to document evidence of torture in many instances (Iacopino & Xenakis 2011).


911사건은 새로운 종류의 전쟁을 이끌어낸 계기가 되었다. 군의사가 개입하기 시작한 것이다.

The events of the 11 September 2001 led to ‘‘a new kind of war’’ (War on Terror), one in which the ‘‘long-accepted norm barring military clinicians from being involved in coercive interrogations of prisoners and in administering non-thera- peutic drugs to soldiers’’ (Miles 2013, p. 117) was set aside. So began a period of obtaining information at any cost, a time in which military medical personnel participated in activities which ‘‘represent a dramatic departure from the conventional medical ethics, which are anchored in the ‘‘do no harm’’ principle’’ (Kimball & Soldz 2014, p. 1) and which violated widely accepted ethical standards set out in the United Nations Principles of Medical Ethics, the Geneva Conventions and the Declarations of Tokyo and Malta (Clark 2006; Miles 2007; IMAP 2013).


Clark의 질문은 주목할 만 하다. "잘 훈련받은 의료인이 이러한 행위에 동참하는 것, 더 나아가 여기에 대해 조용히 있는 것은 우리의 의학교육 시스템이 문제가 있음을 보여주는 것일까? 이 부적절한 프로페셔널리즘적 행위와 주변 맥락을 함께 살펴본다면, 이 행위 중 일부는 미국 정부가 WoT 를 치르는 동안에 자행된 것임을 눈여겨봐야한다."

In the light of this discussion, Clark’s (2006) question becomes pertinent: Is there something fundamentally wrong with our medical education system that allows well-trained medical personnel to become actively involved in abuses, or, even worse, remain silent? To place these reported ‘‘lapses’’ in professionalism into context, it is important to note some of the actions taken by the US government and military during the War on Terror (IMAP 2013):


따라서, WoT동안 많은 군 의사와 심리학자들은 법적 구속력이 있는 지침에 따라 행동했고, 이것을 따르지 않는 것이 위법이 될 상황이었다.

Thus, during the War on Terror, many military physicians and psychologists acted under legally binding instructions, with disobedience carrying the threat of misconduct and possible dismissal (Physicians for Human Rights 2014).




감염질환과 유행병

Infectious disease and epidemics


역사적으로 유행병에 대한 의사들의 반응은 여러 갈래였다. 흑사병 시기에 그 환자들을 보는 것은 개인적 선택이었지만, 1847년 이후 여러 규정이 등장하였다. 1912년에는 그러한 환자를 돌보는 것이 대중의 일반적인 기대였고, 이것으로 인해서 1920년과 1940년 사이에는 많은 의사들이 결핵에 걸리거나 사망하기도 했다. 그러나 1950년대가 되어서는 유행병이 크게 줄어들면서 1977년에는 전염병과 관련된 조항이 삭제되었다.

Historically, physicians’ responses during epidemics have been mixed. For example, during the plague outbreaks of Europe, some stayed with their patients, often succumbing to the disease. Others fled, abandoning their patients (Huber & Wynia 2004). At that time, treating such patients was viewed largely a matter of personal choice, a charitable act or a religious obligation until the founding of 

    • the American Medical Association (AMA) in 1847 when explicit professional ethical standards around treating infected patients were formalized. The 1847 Code specifically stated ‘‘when pestilence prevails, it is [physicians’] duty to face the danger, and to continue their labors for the alleviation of suffering, even at the jeopardy of their own lives’’. 
    • This was strengthened in 1912 (Principles of Medical Ethics) with ‘‘When an epidemic prevails, a physician must continue his labors for the alleviation of suffering people, without regard for risk of his own health or financial return’’ (Baker et al. 1999). At that time, it became a public expectation that physicians treat the sick which probably accounted for many physicians contracting and even succumbing to tuber- culosis between 1920 and 1940. 
    • By the 1950s, however, the risk of epidemics had fallen dramatically and, in 1977, the principle of care relating to epidemics was removed from the Principles of Medical Ethics (Huber & Wynia 2004).

1980년대에 HIV가 등장하면서 전염병에 대한 경험이 없던 두 세대의 의사는 감염된 환자를 보는 것을 거부하기에 이르렀다. 이는 30년이 지난 시점에서 그러한 상황에서 의사의 역할에 대한 논의를 촉발시켰고 AMA는 다음과 같이 기술했다. HIV환자에 대한 문제는 의사의 사회적 의무보다 '차별을 금지하는 것' 혹은 '장애'에 대한 것에 더 초점이 맞춰졌다. 

With the emergence of HIV in the 1980s and with two generations of doctors having had no experience of outbreaks or epidemics, some medical practitioners refused to treat infected patients. This fuelled the first discussions in about 30 years about physicians’ duty of care in such instances. Eventually, the AMA stated that ‘‘A physician may not ethically refuse to treat a patient whose condition is within the physician’s current realm of competence solely because the patient is [HIV] seropositive’’ (Huber & Wynia 2004, p. W8). The issue of duty to HIV patients thus related to non- discrimination (Huber & Wynia 2004) or ‘‘disability’’ (Reid 2005) rather than the profession endorsing a broad social duty to treat during epidemics.


최근의 Ebola, 조류독감, 사스 등의 사태는 의료 전문직업성을 더 살펴볼 수 있는 계기였다. 어떤 사람은 이타적으로, 어떤 사람은 보다 자신의 안전을 중심으로 행동했다. 그리고 이것을 바라보는 관점도 자신에 대한 보호라는 견해부터 책무를 이행하지 않았다는 것까지 다양했다.

Recent outbreaks of Ebola, avian flu and SARS (severe acute respiratory syndrome) have provided opportunities to further explore medical professionalism in the context of emerging health threats. While altruism led to many individ- uals risking their lives to serve affected patients, the behavior of others could be deemed to be more self-serving: Compensation requests, failure to report for work and refusal to put oneself at risk (Straus et al. 2004; Reid 2005; Shiao et al. 2007; Seale et al. 2009; Kinsman 2012; Silva 2014; Yakubu et al. 2014). Perceptions of these actions have ranged from self- preservation to abandonment of duty (Reid 2005; Kinsman 2012).



행동에 대한 이해

Towards an understanding of behavior


어떤 행동의 근간을 이해하는 것은 왜 의사들이 그렇게 다양하게 행동하는지를 이해하는데 도움이 될 것이다.

Understanding what underpins behavior may help to explain why health care professionals chose to behave differently when faced with moral challenges.


모든 행동은 개인적, 사회적, 환경적 복잡한 관계의 영향을 받는다. 따라서 의료 전문직업성에 대한 개인주의적 관점은 의사들이 전문직으로서 어떻게 행동하는지를 완전히 설명해주지 못하며, 이는 특히 전문직으로서의 가치와 신념이 도전받는 상황에서 더욱 그러하다. 다음과 같은 다양한 관점이 있다.

Any behavior is therefore a complex relationship involving the individual and social influences, including environmental factors (e.g. threat, peer pressure, law). An individualistic perspective of medical professionalismtherefore does not fully explain how physicians develop and act as professionals, especially when their fundamental professional values and beliefs are challenged (Martimianakis et al. 2009).


  • For Ginsburg and colleagues (2000), context is important in influencing individual factors in this model. In terms of military medical personnel, dual loyalty, the need to balance the medical needs of patients in the face of a duty to an employer, has been used to explain why physicians have been seen to act ‘‘unprofessionally’’ in challenging circum- stances (Sidel & Levy 2003; Clark 2006; Snow 2007; Miles 2013; Kimball & Soldz 2014; Solberg 2014).
  • As Powell (2005) has pointed out, the ethos of an organization or a cause can be internalized, prompting actions which the individual would not normally perform. Such acts might include medical personal being aware of (and not reporting) or participating in physical or psychological abuse or torture.
  • Gross’ (2006) provocative debate on nationalism vs. morality in challenging circumstances such as conflict considers the rights of the individual (the prisoner) and ‘‘the greater good’’ (national security). 
    • In his view, a physician’s duty, like any citizen, is to consider the humanitarian issues involved and question national directives. 
    • He argues, however, that there may be times, in the interest of national security, that a physician is required to certify that a detainee is medically fit to undergo interrogation because the benefit to the nation outweighs the needs of the individual. 
    • TBP에 따르자면 이런 상황에서는 주관적인 규범이 더 강력한 동기가 된다.
      In terms of the TPB, the subjective norm (i.e. social pressure to respond) would thus be a powerful motivator to comply.



전염병이나 공공보건에 관한 이슈에 대해서 이해할 때 어떤 연구자들은 어떻게 개개인이 반응하며, 무엇이 그러한 행동의 기저에 있는가에 대한 통찰을 제시했다. 

In terms of understanding responses to epidemics and public health issues, several authors have provided useful insight into how individuals respond and what might underpin their actions (Straus et al. 2004; Reid 2005; Qureshi et al. 2005; Seale et al. 2009; Connor 2013, 2014; Silva 2014). Of particular relevance in this context are Reid’s (2005) debate on risk and the duty to care and Connor’s (2014) TPB modeling on the intention of health care workers to respond

  • Reid에 따르면 사회는 적절한 보건의료 시설을 갖추고 예방적 규정을 마련하는 것과 같이 동등한 책임을 갖는다.
    Reid’s (2005) discussion, sparked by the SARS epidemic revolves around the risk health care workers faced and the unrealistic social expectation to treat, irrespective of their personal well-being. For Reid (2005),
    unrealistically, ‘‘the social contract forming the professions leaves us with no one but the licensed healthcare professionals to turn to in an emergency’’ (p. 353) and ‘‘posing the issue of duty of care solely in terms of an obligation to others in conflict with self-interest fails to capture the real moral dilemmas faced by healthcare workers in an infectious epidemic’’ (p. 358). In Reid’s (2005) opinion, it should be incumbent upon society to equally share in the responsibility during such episodes by, for example, ensuring appropriate health care infrastructure and by having appropriate precautionary regulations.
  • 공공적 응급상황에 대응하는 것은 perceived behavioral control > subjective norm > outcomes belief 순서로 영향을 받는다.
    Connor (2013, 2014) found that the intention to respond to public health emergencies is influenced directly and foremost by perceived behavioral control, followed by the subjective norm, and, to a lesser extent, by outcomes beliefs. The decision to respond to a disaster is thus a complex balance between 
    • personal (e.g. knowledge, skills, duty to patients vs. loved ones), 
    • contextual and environmental (e.g. natural disaster vs. biological or chemical) and 
    • social (e.g. response role) factors (Connor 2013, p. 5). 
  • 확실한 가이드라인 없이는 의료인력은 도덕적 딜레마에 빠지게 된다. 여러 상황이 종합되면 '양심'의 값이 비싸진다.
    Yakubu and colleagues’ (2014) article on the ethical obligations during the recent Nigerian Ebola outbreak identifies just this in the face of no clear guidelines: ‘‘In the absence of clear guidelines, healthcare workers face a moral dilemma. Their conscience urges themto treat all patients, but convergence of...
    • failed health system factors
    • the danger to life
    • emotional considerations like danger posed to family and friends, and 
    • the absence of commensurate compensation for engaging in high risk service can make following one’s conscience costly’’ (p. 1).


교육에 대한 함의 
Addressing the challenges: Implications for medical and health professions education (and beyond)


Bryan은 기초-전문직업성과, 상위-전문직업성을 구분하였다.

Bryan (2003) explains some health care professionals risking their own lives for the greater good in terms of two types of professionalism, which he calls basic and higher professionalism

    • 모든 의료인은 기초-전문직업성 All health care professionals should demonstrate basic professionalism. 
    • 소명과 같은 상위-전문직업성 Higher professionalism, however, becomes important in challenging situations. Higher professionalismis a calling, often with little or no prospect of reimbursement, is virtue-based and usually involves substantial personal risk. 
      • 에볼라에 대응한 의사와 같은 사례
        Time Magazine’s recent Person of the Year issue, which recognizes the heroic work of some of those involved in dealing with the recent Ebola outbreak in Liberia, exemplifies this higher professionalism: ‘‘Doctors who wouldn’t quit even as their colleagues fell ill and died; nurses comforting patients while standing in slurries of mud, vomit and feces’’ (http:// time.com/time-person-of-the-year-ebola-fighters/). 
      • 학생을 선발할 때 이러한 상위-전문직업성을 보유한 개인들이 비록 최상위 성적이 아니더라도 입학할 수 있게 해야 함.
        As many individuals with such a calling will apply to study medicine and other health professions, the challenge is to ensure that our admission criteria include such individuals, even if they are not the highest academic achievers (Box 1).


이러한 상황에 직면한 모든 의사가 근본적 도덕 원칙에 반하여 행동하는 것은 아니다. 사회학적 관점이 유용한 통찰을 제공한다.

Not all doctors faced with challenging situations will, however, act against their fundamental moral principles (Perl 1948; Leyton & Locke 1998). A sociological perspective provides a useful insight, highlighting the dynamic relationship between individual agency (freedom to choose from a range of valued options and outcomes) and the social structures within which the individual is working and living (Archer 1995). 

  • The development and maintenance of individual agency is complex but depends on a clear moral purpose and a well-developed professional identity (Korsgaard 2009). We believe that medical and health professions education has a responsibility to assist individuals to develop a strong moral purpose, with well-constructed personal and professional identities and to explore how these may be challenged. 
  • This can be done by selective prompts for discussion (Lifton 2000;Hsin & Mercer 2004) and by fostering a constant reflective approach to practice thereby creating an increased awareness of the influence of social structures on one’s behavior(Archer 2003). 


학생의 성찰 능력을 키워줘야 한다. 그러한 상황이라면 자신의 신념에 의해, 그리고 행동의 결과에 기반하여 어떻게 행동했을지 생각해봐야 한다.

By developing students’ reflective skills, medical and health professions education can assist students (and later, as professionals) maintain their moral purpose in difficult situations. Students (and health professionals) need to reflect on how they might behave during challenging times, based on their own beliefs about their behavior, as well as the outcomes of the behavior (i.e. their behavioral beliefs). 


TPB를 활용한 시나리오 제공

Using the TPB,students can be provided with scenarios in which personal risk needs to be evaluated, taking into consideration the possible variables, opinions e.g. and 

    • outcomes (e.g. personal benefit or loss),
    • involvement of colleagues (i.e. normative beliefs), 
    • incentives (e.g. financial or social gains) and 
    • barriers (e.g. unsafe working conditions). 


We also need to make our graduates aware of the need to continue to develop the skills required to deal with challenging situations. This is particularly important for those joining the armed forces or who volunteer during civilian crises. Although ethical guidelines have emerged from the experiences of medical personnel during the War on Terror (e.g. 2012 British Medical Association toolkit for ethical decision-making for doctors in the armed forces), understanding how humans behave in a range of challenging contexts and examining how one might respond if confronted with similar scenarios, will contribute to developing the skill of reflection as an tool to regulate our graduates’ actions when under pressure and to ensure the maintenance of a True North on their moral compass. 






 2015 Sep;37(9):831-6. doi: 10.3109/0142159X.2015.1044951. Epub 2015 Jun 1.

Professionalism under fireConflictwar and epidemics.

Author information

  • 1a Bond University , Australia .
  • 2b University of Liverpool , UK .
  • 3c University of Sheffield , UK.

Abstract

Today's medical students (tomorrow's doctors) will be entering a world of conflictwar and regular outbreaks of infectious diseases. Despite numerous international declarations and treaties protecting human rights, the last few decades has been fraught with reports of "lapses" in medicalprofessionalism involving torture and force-feeding of detainees (e.g. captured during the War on Terror) and health care professionals refusing to treat infected patients (e.g. HIV and Ebola). This paper provides some historical background to the changing status of a physician's duty to treat and how medical practitioners came to be involved in the inhumane treatment of detainees during the War on Terror, culminating in reports of "lapses" inprofessionalism. The Theory of Planned Behavior, which takes into account the individual, the environment and the social context, is used to explain the factors that might influence an individual's behavior in challenging situations. The paper concludes with some recommendations for medical and health professions education. The recommendations include selecting students who, as a minimum, can provide evidence of "basic"professionalism, engaging them in exploring the history of the medical profession, exposing them to contexts of uncertainty and moral dilemmas and challenging them to reflect on their responses.

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의사들의 이주: 문화적 이행기에 있는 의사들의 전문직업성 (Med Teach, 2015)

‘‘Doctors on the move’’: Exploring professionalism in the light of cultural transitions

JUDY MCKIMM1 & TIM WILKINSON2

1Swansea University, UK, 2Otago University, New Zealand




현대 의학은 글로벌하다. 우리는 전 세계의 의사로부터 이익을 얻고, 다른 국가들은 다른 곳에서 양성된 의사로부터 혜택을 본다.

Modern medicine is global: we benefit from the skills ofdoctors from around the world and other nations benefit from doctors trained elsewhere (General Medical Council 2014).


McLean은 global health practitioner 양성에 대해서 다음과 같이 말했다.

McLean suggest that ‘

‘institutions should...be producing medical graduates who can think globally but act locally to deliver appropriate healthcare and adapt to the changing needs of communities and populations, irrespective of where they practice medicine – a global health practitioner’’ (2011,)


이러한 문화의식은 전문직으로서 갖춰야 할 것이지만, 많은 의사들은 여기에 어려움을 겪고 있으며, 특히 다른 국가로 이주해갈 때 그러하다.

We suggest that such cultural awareness is part of being a professional, yet it is an area in which many doctors struggle, particularly when they move to countries with very different cultures.


'프로페셔널리즘'이라는 개념 자체도 문화적으로 구성되고 정의된다. 또한 시간에 따라 변화며 개념과 정의도 보건의료인 또는 대중(public)에 따라 다르다. 프로페셔널리즘이 무엇인가에 대한 전 세계적인 단 하나의 답은 없으며 전문직과 사회 간에 지속적으로 중재되는 계약이라고 할 수 있다. NIH는 문화를 다음과 같이 정의한다.

The concept of ‘‘professionalism’’ is itself culturally constructed and defined, it changes over time and concepts and definitions vary amongst health practitioners and the public (Wilkinson et al. 2012). There is no ‘‘universal truth’’ about what professionalism is – it is a constantly mediated contract between the profession and society (Cruess & Cruess 2010). The US National Institute for Health (NIH) describes culture as 


the combination of a body of knowledge, a body of belief and a body of behavior. ...personal identification, language, thoughts, communications, actions, customs, beliefs, values, and institutions that are often specific to ethnic, racial, religious, geographic, or social groups. ...these elements influence beliefs and belief systems surrounding health, healing, illness, wellness, disease, and delivery of health services’ (www.nih.gov/clearcommunication/ culturalcompetency.htm).



한 나라의 문화와 무관하게 모든 의사들은 '일반인'에서 '전문직'으로 문화적 이주를 겪게 된다. 의료전문직의 가치와 규범을 배우며, 학생과 일반 사회 구성원으로서의 가치는 내려놓게 된다. 많은 학생들이 이러한 변화를 겪느라 고생하지만, 특히 IMG는 Professional socialization과 Acculturation이라는 두 가지 형태의 이주를 동시에 겪게 된다. 

Regardless of national culture, all doctors make the culturalshift from layperson to professional – ‘‘taking on’’ the valuesand norms of the medical profession and leaving behind someof their values as students and general members of society.Many students struggle with this transition but IMGs have tomake two major ‘‘shifts’’ in terms of (1) professional socializa-tion and (2) acculturation, which embody an interlinkedrecalibration of their social and professional identities


학생과 의사는 자신의 문화와 다른 문화에서 온 사람들과 함께 일하며 배워야 한다. 의사들이 환자의 가치와 규범을 의사결정에 포함시키고자 하는 동시에, 의사와 환자가 서로 다른 문화적 신념과 이해를 가지고 있을 때 하나의 레벨이 더 추가되며 이는 '문화적 역량'이란 것이다. 

Students and doctors have also to learn to work with people from cultures different from their own. Whilst doctors aspire to include patients’ values and norms into decision- making, when the patient and doctor have different cultural beliefs and understandings, an additional level is added to consultations – these are components of ‘‘cultural compe- tence’’, represented in Figure 1 by the double arrow.




의사로서 성장하고 정체성을 만들어가는 과정에서 여러 부분에서 문화적 이주가 나타나며, '비전문적인' 행위 문제를 야기할 수 있다.

Various points in cultural transitions occur where a doctor’s development and identity formation may become problematic and lead to ‘‘unprofessional’’ behaviors: 


(1) The transition to professional socialization or identity formation may be arrested. 의사처럼 행동해야 하는 것

For example, when students act like students but should be acting like doctors – being late for a lecture may have been acceptable but being late for a ward round is not (Case Example 1). Occasionally, students act like doctors but should be acting more like students, e.g. when a student is over-confident and tries to perform a procedure outside their scope of competence; 


(2) The acculturation may become problematic. 본국의 문화에서 새 문화로의 적응의 어려움

IMGs or elective students may act in ways appropriate to the norms and expectations of their home culture but inappropriate in the new culture e.g. attitudes to alcohol, appearance, or condescending attitudes to lack of avail- ability of expensive investigations or medications (Case Example 2); 


(3) A student or doctor imposes their own cultural values and beliefs on a patient/service user from a different culture, 자신의 문화적 가치를 강요함

e.g. how women are regarded or the role a patient may wish to play in negotiating treatment decisions (Case Example 3).









전문직의 사회화는, "되어가고, 되고, 소속되고"

Professional socialization – ‘‘Becoming, being and belonging’’



사회적, 전문적 정체성

Social and professional identity


전문가적 정체성은 더 넓은 범위에서의 사회적 정체성이며, 개인의 고국과 문화적 배경이 어딘가에 따라 달라진다. 따라서 모든 의사는 사회적 정체성에 의해서 영향을 받은 전문가적 정체성을 지니게 되며 "나(사회 속 개인)"이 "우리(의사 집단)"이 되고, "다른 사람들"이 보다 명확히 규정되고, 집단의 정체성 유지에 중요한 역할을 한다. 의사들은 그들이 간호사가 아님을 알며, 간호사는 그들이 물리치료사가 아님을 안다.

Professional identity is part of a widersocial identity, which varies depending on the person’scountry of origin and cultural background (ethnicity, religion,etc). So every doctor has a professional identity which isinfluenced and constructed by a social identity. Doctors arepart of a group, and as ‘‘me’’ (individual social self) becomes‘‘us’’ (doctor group self), so do ‘‘the others’’ become moredefined and important in maintaining the group identity.Doctors know they are not nurses, nurses know they are notphysiotherapists,


그러나 여기서도 문화가 등장한다. 간호사와 의사의 관계 어떤 문화에서는 위계적이지만 어떤 문화에서는 평등하다.

Yet even here, there are cultural overlays, e.g.relationships between doctors and nurses can be hierarchicalin some cultures and egalitarian in others.


전문직으로서, 그리고 사회안에서 보건전문직의 역할은 전통적으로 잘 정해져 있다. 이것은 기본적으로 의사들간, 의사와 다른 보건의료인간, 의사와 대중간의 관계에 영향을 준다. 의사가 어떻게 행동하고, 바라보고, 말해야 하는가에 대한 기대와 윤곽과 프로토타입은 사회적으로 구성되며, 보건의료에 관여되어있는 모든 사람에 의해서 형성된다. 의사의 행동과 기질은 그러한 윤곽에 의해서 평가되며, 개개인이 의사에 대해 갖는 기대에 큰 영향을 준다. 이것은 왜 어떤 의사들이 기술이나 전문성이 아니라 성별, 성적 정체성, 장애, 연령, 인종을 이유로 받아들여지지 않는가에 대한 이해에 도움을 준다. 현실적인 의미에서, 이것은 왜 어떤 의사들은 의사가 어떻게 보이고 행동해야 하는가에 대한 깊이 뿌리박힌 (그러나 잘 설명되지 않는) 믿음을 극복하기 위해서 더 열심히 노력해야 하는가를 의미한다. 역사적으로 그리고 지금까지도 의사에 대한 프로토타입은 의사, 유색인종, 소수민족, 장애인 등을 배제하고 있다.

Roles in the health professions are well-established along traditional lines both professionally and socially (Mannion et al. 2015). This fundamentally informs and influences relationships between different doctors, relationships between doctors and other health professionals and between doctors and the public. Expectations, schemata and prototypes of how doctors should behave, look and speak are socially con- structed and mediated by all those engaging in healthcare. Attributes or behaviors of doctors are measured against such schemata and are highly influential in shaping individuals’ expectations of doctors. They help to explain why some doctors may not be accepted if they do not fit prototypes based, not on skill or expertise, but on general attributes such as gender, sexuality, disability, age or race (Mannion et al. 2015). In practical terms, this means that some doctors may have to work harder to overcome deeply held (but not always articulated) beliefs about what doctors should look like and behave. Historically and to the present day, doctor prototypes have served to exclude women, non-whites, ethnic minorities and doctors with disabilities.



전문가 되기

Becoming a professional


의사라는 전문직에 들어서는 모든 사람은 전문직적 사회화 과정을 거친다.

All those entering the profession of medicine go through professional socialization.


일단 개인이 관련된 규준, 가치, 행동을 습득하고 따를 수 있게 되면 그들은 그 문화에서 수용가능한 일원이 되며, 어떤 요구되는 행동과 역할을 적절히 수행할 권리도 부여받는다. 여기에는 그들과 다른 전문직, 환자, 가족 사이의 경계를 인식하는 것도 포함되며, 이 유동성을 다룰 수 있어야 한다.

Once an individual has acquired and/or learned to display the relevant norms, values and behaviors, they become an accepted member of that culture and are accorded the rights to perform the required activities and role appropriately. They are also aware of the boundaries between themselves, other profes- sionals, patients and families and can negotiate these fluidly.


다른 하위문화를 바라보는 다른 방식은 "종족과 영토"라는 개념에 따르는 것이다. 의학의 여러 전문과는 각각 "존재와 행동"에 대한 다양한 형태를 보인다. 한 종족에 속한다는 것은 매우 안정적인 것으로서, 어딘가 속해 있다는 것을 아는 것은 매우 유용하다. 그리고 어디엔가 속해 있다는 것은 '영토'의 문제와 따라오게 되는데, 여기에는 물리적 공간 뿐 아니라 지식/시설/시간과 사람에 대한 통제에 대한 것을 포함하기에 종족간 전쟁(tribal warfare)를 유발하기도 한다. 이러한 전쟁은 환자에게 악영향을 줄 수 있는 의사소통의 장애, 전문직과 전문과간의 갈등 등을 특징으로 한다. 또한 환자를 "타자화(othering)"하기도 하는데, 환자를 마치 의사와 다른 '종족'에서 온 것처럼 바라봄으로써 비인간적으로, 열등하게 생각할 위험이 있다.

Another way of thinking about the different subcultures that inhabit healthcare and medical practice is in terms of ‘‘tribes and territories’’ (Becher & Trowler 2001). Medical specialities, different health and social care professions, and healthcare managers all have distinguishing features and ways of ‘‘being and behaving’’. Belonging to a tribe can feel very comforting: it is good to know that you belong, that you are a surgeon, a gastroenterologist, a medical educator or a family medicine doctor. And when belonging comes with a territory, which may be physical space (e.g. an operating theatre or a clinic), or a body of knowledge, equipment, control over time or people then this can give some tribes more power or status than others and lead to ‘‘tribal warfare’’. Such ‘‘warfare’’ may be characterised by miscommunication, or conflict between professions and specialties which may adversely affect patient care. It can also contribute to the ‘‘othering’’ of patients – where patients are regarded as coming from a different ‘‘tribe’’ from doctors and therefore risk being regarded more imper- sonally or as inferior (Figure 2).





문화간 차이는 동양과 서양에서도 찾아볼 수 있다.

Cross-cultural differences may be identified by some aspects of Western medicine which differ from those of the East. 

중국의 도덕성 For example, Ho et al.’s (2014) study of a Chinese medical school found a strong emphasis on the professional attributes of morality (as exemplified by adherence to one’s principles, public-spirited and humanistic Confucian values). 

서양의 의사소통 Contrast to this is Bensing et al.’s findings on (Western) doctor patient communication, which indicated a shift ‘‘towards a more business-like, task-oriented GP (general practitioner) – patient communication pattern, reflecting the recent emphasis on evidence- based medicine and protocolized care (raising) concerns ...about the effectiveness of modern medicine in helping patients voice their worries’’ (Bensing et al. 2006). 


동양에서 서양, 서양에서 동양으로 이주하는 의사는 서로 다른 전문가적 가치와 의학에 대한 철학적 접근법의 차이로 고생할 수 있다. 이는 임종에 관한 문제에서 특히 더 두드러질 수도 있다.

Doctors moving from East to West, and vice versa, may well struggle with such different professional values and philo- sophical approaches to medicine as they play out in the clinic or consultation. This is further highlighted with end of life issues where cultural differences can become more pro- nounced and poignant. 


또 다른 관점에서 누군가가 한 종족(우리 집단)에 속할 때, '우리 집단'이 효과적으로 작동하려면 반드시 '다른 집단'이 있어야 한다. Tee 등은 '집단'이란 것이 비슷하지 않은 사람들끼리 등을 돌리게 만들기도 하지만, '다른 집단'에 대항할 때 지도자를 더 지지해주는 기능도 한다라고 주장하였다.

From another perspective, belonging to a group (or tribe) means that you belong to an ‘‘in-group’’ and for an in-group to function effectively, there must be an ‘‘out-group’’. In light of the apparent importance of social and professional shared identity within teams, the concepts of ‘‘in-groups’’ and ‘‘out- groups’’ in the clinical environment is therefore relevant. Tee et al. (2013) assert that, not only do groups turn against members who are perceived as dissimilar but also that a group will support a leader more strongly when they explicitly oppose an out-group.


집단 정체성은 의사와 다른 보건의료직의 구분을 강화하는 것이기도 하지만 의사(그리고 IMG)는 동질적인 집단이 아니며, 이 커다란 집단 안에 우리 집단과 다른 집단의 여러 층위가 있다. 이러한 집단이 존재하는 것의 위험성은 '다른 집단'을 그저 다른 사람들이라고 보는 것이 아니라 개개인이 아닌 집단을 엮어서 무언가에 실패했을 때 비난의 대상으로 삼는다는 것이다. 이러한 '고정관념의 위헙'이라는 개념은 어떻게 IMG가 '우리 집단'에 대한 위협으로 인식되는 것을 악화시킨다.

Group identity is reinforced by the clinical expertise that sets doctors apart from other health professionals, but doctors (and IMGs) are not a homogenous group and within these larger groupings lay further layers of in-groups and out-groups. A danger of such groups’ existence is that out-groups may be seen not only as very different, but may even be blamed for service failings or stereotyped instead of being treated as individuals. The concept of ‘‘stereotype threat’’ may also exacerbate how IMGs (and others who seem different) can be seen as threatening to the in-group.




Cruess와 Cruess는 프로페셔널리즘을 정의하는 방법이 지역, 문화, 전문직의 맥락과 밀접히 연결되어야 한다고 주장했다. 개인보다는 집단에 초점을 맞추는 비-서양의 문화에서 프로페셔널리즘은 더 많은 보건의료인을 포함하게 된다. 

Cruess & Cruess (2010) suggest that the way professional- ism is defined should be tied closely to local, cultural and professional contexts. Cultural differences exist between Western models and other cultures which may focus less on the individual than the collective and which often include a wider range of health workers, such as traditional healers or birth attendants and spiritual aspects. 


Fig 3을 보면, 의사의 전문직적 사회적 정체성이 비교정 명확했던 본국에서 생소한 다른 국가로 이주할 때 두 개의 정체성 변화가 일어나고 정체성 갈등을 겪게 된다. IMG는 여기서 그 사회의 '외부인'이 될 뿐만 아니라, 다른 부류의 의사로서도 적응해야 한다. 이는 즉 IMG 의사들이 의료전문직 사이에서 '우리'가 아니라 '그들'로 인식된다는 것이다.

In Figure 3, we can see that in moving from their ‘‘home’’ country where a doctor’s professional and social identity is relatively clear (as defined by professional standards and guidance, expectations from and that patients and the public the profession itself in country) a double identity shift has to occur which can lead to identity conflict. Not only does the IMG have to adjust to being an ‘‘outsider’’ ’ or ‘‘incomer’’ to society (they may need a visa, work permit etc), they also have to adjust to been seen as a different sort of doctor, e.g. an IMG. This means that they are not necessarily part of the ‘‘us’’ of the medical profession, and may even be seen as part of ‘‘the other’’.




지도자와 다른 사람간의 '권력 거리'는 문화에 따라서 다르며, 환자-의사 관계도 마찬가지이다. 이것을 이해한다는 것은 새로운 행동 양식을 배우는 것 뿐만 아니라 문화적 규범과 가치에 깊게 새겨진 행동을 unlearn하는 것도 포함한다.

Nuances such as the ‘‘power-distance’’ relationship (Hofstede 1983) between leaders and others (i.e. the way in which people can get near to or communicate closely with leaders) vary between cultures as does the way in which the doctor- patient relationship is defined (e.g. as paternalistic, protective, advocatory, empowering or partnership). Understanding this means that individuals may not only have to learn newways of behaving and working but may also have to unlearn behaviors (such as deference) based on deeply held cultural norms and values.


Ho 등은 윤리적 딜레마에 응답하는 학생들을 통한 비교연구에서 동양과 서양의 문화적 차이를 밝혔다. 아라비안 국가의 Four gates. 

Ho et al. (2012) comparative study of medical students from Taiwan and Canada responding to ethical dilemmas also demonstrates cultural differences between East and West. The Taiwanese students drew from their cultural practices around social relationships and protection of the patient and were highly respectful of their seniors and cultural norms. Many interventions that aim to develop ‘‘cultural awareness’’ focus on race and ethnicity. Although this is important, taking a broader view of what culture entails avoids possible stereo- typing and includes taking account of gender, sexual orientation, socioeconomic status, faith, profession, tastes, disability, age, as well as race and ethnicity (Truong et al. 2014). For example, Al-Eraky et al. (2014) study in Arabian countries identified the ‘‘Four-Gates’’ of medical professionalism: Dealing with Self, Dealing with Tasks, Dealing with Others, Dealing with God. The final Gate includes two elements central to Arab culture, rooted in faith: Self accountability for themselves (taqwa) and self-motivation – expect reward from God, not people (ehtesab). It is important therefore to importance of working in acknowledge the this when Arabian countries, and similarly, when doctors from Arabian countries move to the West (or elsewhere) they will need to be aware not to impose their own beliefs on patients and also to consider where their (non-Arabian) colleagues’ motivations and beliefs may come from, as these may not be faith based.







Cultural competency – ‘‘it’s more than empathy’’





학생이나 의사가 한 사회에서, 환자와 가족이 다른 사회에서 온 경우에 의사가 꼭 자신의 가치관이나 규범을 바꿀 필요는 없으나 이 환자 각각에 대해서 더 민감해질 필요가 있다.

Finally, in the situation where a student or doctor is from one ‘‘society’’ (or culture) and the patient/family is from another, the doctor doesn’t necessarily shift their values and norms but must be sensitive to those of each patient,


또한 IMG는 물론 자기 자신의 국가에서 진료하는 의사조차 문화적으로 '안전'하지 못할 수 있음을 알아야 한다.

It is sometimes forgotten that IMGs, and even doctors practicing in their own country, can feel culturally unsafe.


새로운 문화로 여행을 갈 때, 새로운 문화에 들어서는 사람은 질문하고, 면밀히 관찰하고, 미리 무언가를 결론짓지 말아야 한다.

When travelling to a newculture (including situations such as working in a city with large ethnic communities) the person entering the culture needs to ask questions, observe intently and assume nothing.


문화의 영향력을 이해하는 첫 번째 단계는 '모든 곳은 다르다'라는 것을 받아들이는 것이며, 관찰과 질문 기법을 사용하여 어떻게 해야 최선의 행동을 할 수 있을것인지 노력하는 것이다. 열린 관심과 호기심을 가지는 것이 도움된다. 단순히 '내가 지금 무엇을 보고 있으며, 이것이 나의 가치관이나 생각과 어떻게 부합하는가?'라는 질문을 하는 것도 다른 문화를 배우자 하는 모습을 보여주면서 스테레오타입이나 부정확한 가설을 피하는데 도움이 된다. 환자와 상호작용시에 문화에 대한 자신의 이해를 명확히 드러내고 문화를 배우고 그것을 의사결정에 포함시키려는 의지를 갖는 것은 매우 높게 인정받을 수 있다.

A first step to understanding the impact of any culture is to assume that everywhere is different (be a ‘‘social anthropologist in mini- ature’’) and use observational and questioning skills to work out howbest to behave. Being openly interested and curious is beneficial – simply asking ‘‘what am I seeing, and how does this fit with my values and ideas?’’ displays a willingness to learn about other cultures, without making stereotypical and/or inaccurate assumptions. When interacting with patients, being explicit about one’s understanding of their culture, and displaying a willingness to learn and incorporate their culture into decision-making is usually regarded highly positively (Box 3).












 2015 Sep;37(9):837-43. doi: 10.3109/0142159X.2015.1044953. Epub 2015 Jun 1.

"Doctors on the move": Exploring professionalism in the light of cultural transitions.

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  • 1a Swansea University , UK .
  • 2b Otago University , New Zealand.

Abstract

As the world becomes "flattened" and travel is easier, doctors and other health professionals move and live around the world in large numbers: some for short periods (such as student electives) others on a longer-term or permanent basis. Similarly, as wider migration patterns play out, all doctors need to learn to work in multi-cultural environments, whether they move countries or work in their "home country". We consider cross-culturalaspects of "professionalism" in terms of medical students' and graduates' assimilation into different cultures and some of the aspects of professional practice that may be problematic where cultural expectations and practices may differ. Specifically we explore professional socialization, identity formation, acculturation and cultural competency as related concepts that help our understanding of challenges for individuals and strategies for curriculum development or support mechanisms.

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보건의료인교육에서의 SDL (Ann Acad Med Singapore, 2008)

Self-directed Learning in Health Professions Education

M Hassan Murad,1MD, MPH, Prathibha Varkey,1MBBS, MPH





지식이 얼마나 빠르게 증가하고 있는가

  • More than 600,000 new citations were published in MEDLINE in 2005; this raised the total number of indexed citations to more than 14 million citations.1 
  • In a study be Williamson et al,2 2 out of 3 primary care physicians described the volume of literature as unmanageable, and 1 out of 5 reported that they were not using or were unaware of the 6 selected recent clinical advances in medicine. 
의사의 지식의 쇠퇴
  • In addition, physicians’ knowledge declines with time, which may result in lower quality of care.3 
    • Ramsey et al4 showed that the knowledge of internists inversely correlated with the number of years elapsed since their board certification, with a sharp decline noted after 15 years.

교과서와 리뷰 문헌마저 충분히 최신 근거를 반영하지 못함.

Textbooks and review articles lag chronologically behind the current evidence.


CME프로그램 대부분이 의사의 행동을 바꿔놓지 못함.

Furthermore, systematic reviews of continued medical education programmes (CME) demonstrate that most of these programmes are not effective in changing physicians’ behaviour, do not affect patients’ outcomes, and are generally not based on learners needs.6-8



SDL은 평생학습을 위한 촉망받는 방법이었다.

Self-directed learning (SDL) has been suggested as apromising methodology for lifelong learning in medicine.

  • The Liaison Committee on Medical Education (LCME) endorsed accreditation standards in 2004 that promote flexibility and innovation in learning and provide medical students with skills necessary for self-directed learning.9
  • The Accreditation Council for Graduate Medical Education(ACGME) recommended that residents should become self-directed learners, evaluate their learning with innovative tools such as computerised diaries and portfolios, and facilitate the learning of others.10 
  • The American Board ofInternal Medicine (ABIM) recommends that a basic component of the maintenance of certification programme is that physicians become lifelong learners and be involved in a periodic self-assessment process to guide continuing learning.11 


그러나 SDL의 개념은 여전히 모호하다. 학생과 교육자 모두 그것을 정의하고 그것의 가치에 동의하는데 어려워한다.

However, the concept of self-directed learning continues to be elusive, with students and educators finding difficulty in defining it and agreeing on its worth.12,13


SDL은 다양한 개념과 용어로 사용되어 왔다.

The term SDL has been used widely in the literature to describe various concepts in learning such as 

self-planned learning, 

learning projects, 

self-education, 

self-teaching, 

autonomous learning, 

autodidaxy, 

independent study, and 

open learning.15



우리는 SDL을 Malcolm Knowles의 일곱 가지 요소로 구성된다고 보았다.

We considered SDL to consist of 7 key components as described by Malcolm Knowles (Table 1). Knowles22 defined SDL as a process, in which individuals 

    • take the initiative, with or without the help of others, 
    • in diagnosing their learning needs, 
    • formulating goals, 
    • identifying human and material resources for learning, 
    • choosing and implementing appropriate learning strategies, and 
    • evaluating learning outcomes. 

We evaluated the included articles to determine how often educators applied these SDL components in their programmes and whether these components were effective compared with traditional didactics.



Table 1. Key Components of Self-Directed Learning 

1. The educator as a facilitator 

2. Identification of learning needs 

3. Development of learning objectives 

4. Identification of appropriate resources 

5. Implementation of process 

6. Commitment to a learning contract 

7. Evaluation of learning process



촉진자로서의 교수자 The educator as a facilitator: 

교수자는 skill의 source이며 content의 source가 아니다.

Although self-directed learning may imply the lack of the need for an educator,learners often need an expert to introduce them to the basicsof SDL including the appraisal of educational needs,adoption of a theoretical construct and development oflearning goals.43 Therefore, teachers in SDL programmesare seen as a source for skills rather than a source of content,and they assume the role of facilitators or consultants to thelearner.44 



학습 요구의 파악 Identification of learning needs

교육요구는 현재의 역량과 기대되는 역량 사이의 간극이다. 학습요구를 파악하는 것은 SDL의 핵심적 요소이다. Beckert 등은 학생의 요구와 self-drive에 기반한 학습활동이 외부 자원에 의해서 정해지는 활동보다 더 효과적임을 보여줬다. Knowles도 학습자가 학습요구를 더 명확히 알아낼수록, 그 요구와 사회, 기관, 학업적 열망이 조화를 더 잘 이룰 수 있으며, 더 효과적인 학습이 일어날 것이라 했다.

Educational needs arethe discrepancy between the present level of competencyand the required level of competency (or the differencebetween aspiration and reality).45 Identification of learning needs is an integral component of SDL. Beckert et al46demonstrated that learning activities based on student’sneeds and self-drive are more likely to be successful thanactivities dictated by extrinsic sources. Knowles45 alsosuggested that the more explicitly learners identify learningneeds and the more harmonious their needs are withsocietal, organisational or academic aspirations, the morelikely effective learning will take place.



학습 목표의 개발 Development of learning objectives: 

pool of needs로부터 objective를 정한다. 높은 우선순위를 가진 것, 그리고 학습 평가를 촉진하기 위해 측정가능한 것으로 정하게 된다.

Learning objectives are the desired outcomes of learning and are derived from the pool of needs generated by learners. Learners translate needs into objectives and ideally, would choose the ones that are higher on their priority list and are measurable to facilitate learning evaluation.45



학습 계약에 대한 헌신 Commitment to a learning contract

학습계약이란 과목 전문가의 조언하에 '무엇을 어떻게 배우고, 어떻게 확인할 것인가'를 설명한 문서이다. 따라서 이 문서는 학습자의 자기주도성을 인정하며, 학습목표, 자원, 전략, 성취의 근거 등을 명확히 해준다.

A learning contract is a formal document prepared by learners in consultation with a subject expert to demonstrate “what is to be learned, how it is to be learned, and how learning will be verified”.40 Thus, learning contracts acknowledge learners’ self- directedness and specify learning objectives, resources, strategies and evidence of accomplishment.22


Pereles 등은 학습 계약을 작성한 의사가 더 변화가 많았고, 더 환자에게 영향을 주었음을 확인했다. 의과대학 교육에서도 1학년돠 2학년 학생 중 학습 계약을 활용한 학생이 더 많은 SDL task에 도달하였고, SDL에 더 긍정적인 모습을 보였고, SDLRS에서도 점수가 높았다.

Pereles et al42 reported geriatricians who made a written commitment to change their practice after an educational course made more changes and affected more patients when compared with counterparts in a control group. In undergraduate medical education, first- and second-year medical students who used learning contracts were able to accomplish more SDL tasks, demonstrated more positive attitudes regarding SDL, and scored higher on the self-directed learning readiness scale (SDLRS).40



학습자원 확인 Resource identification

Knowles는 학습자가 학습자원 배정에 참여해야 한다고 했다. 적절한 자원을 자신이 선호하는 학습방법에 따라, 목표에 따라 정한다. 

Knowles22 advocated direct involvement of learners in the allocation of learning resources. Learners in consultation with a subject expert, choose the appropriate resources based on their preferred method of learning and the type of learning objectives. He suggested that...

      • cognitive objectives are best learned by lectures, written resources, interviews, colloquy and panel discussions; 
      • behavioural objectives are best learned by experience-sharing, role-playing, sensitivity training and case-based learning and 
      • psychomotor objectives are best learned by skill practice exercises, role-playing, simulation and drills. 
      • procedural skills: SDL interventions designed for health professions education describe the use of written materials (e.g. articles, workbooks), computerised modules, web sites, audio-visual aids (e.g. videos) and mannequins for teaching procedural skills.28,30,33,43,47



학습과정 진행 Implementation process: 

SDL의 분위기를 조성하고 라뽀를 쌓으려면 촉진자들은 인트로덕션 미팅을 가져야 한다. 이 미팅에서는 학습자와 교수자의 파트너십을 강조한다. 또한 학습요구, 목표, 계획, 평가도구 등을 결정하기 위한 후속 미팅이 이어진다. 학습자들은 처음에는 부정적 느낌이나 혼란 불만이 있으 수 있지만 점차 SDL에 긍정적인 느김을 갖게 될 것이다.

To build rapport and set the climate for SDL, facilitators should conduct introductory meetings with learners. These meetings emphasise the partnership between learners and educators, rather than dependency of students on teachers. Subsequent meetings can be utilised to identify learning needs, goals, learning plan and evaluation means.22 Learners may experience initial negative feelings such as confusion and dissatisfaction; however, transformation to positive feelings as SDL progresses is expected.48



학습 평가 Learning evaluation: 

포트폴리오가 권장된다. 포트폴리오의 장점은 아래와 같다.

Learning portfolios that demonstrate the acquisition of knowledge, skills, attitudes and achievements have been recommended for health professionals undertaking SDL.52 Learning portfolios enable learners to control the educational process, maintain autonomy, promote reflective thinking, increase SDL skills and evaluate learning outcomes.52 Portfolio computerisation can further enhance their role by providing better accessibility, ease of use and security features for confidential information.38,39


MCQ나 OSCE, 질적/양적 자기보고 척도도 가능함.

In addition to portfolios, SDL can be evaluated by multiple choice questions, OSCE, and qualitative and quantitative self-reported measures of competency.22,34,35,49,53




SDL의 효과성

Effectiveness of SDL


일반적으로 SDL의 효과를 비교한 연구는 적다. 여기서 확인한 여러 연구도 학습자의 수용도나 만족을 측정했다.

In general, there is paucity of evidence to document the efficacy of SDL compared with traditional didactics. In this review, we found most studies to be mainly focused on evaluating learner’s acceptability and satisfaction with SDL as well as feasibility of SDL projects rather than studies providing information on the impact of SDL learning outcomes.



교육이론과 SDL 

Education Theory and SDL


SDL은 여러 교육이론, 교육개념과 일관된 측면이 있다.

SDL is consistent with several educational concepts and theories including the theory of adult education, humanism, constructivism, empowerment, the Schön model, and the Kolb learning cycle.44 

    • The theory of adult education assumes that adult learners display attributes of maturity, independence, self-direction, responsibility and individuality; and that their learning is related to their social roles and previous experiences. Thus, it may be more appropriate for adult learners to use less paternalistic learning models that promote partnership between the learner and the teacher, such as SDL.44,45,56
    • The humanist approach to learning is consistent with SDL in that the locus of learning relates to the needs of the learners and the motivation for learning is self-actualisation and self-fulfillment.44,57 
    • SDL is also consistent with constructivism in that learning is not acquired by transplanting knowledge in an empty reservoir; it is rather built by learners based on their prior knowledge, experiences, cultural and psychosocial background.58 
    • In addition, SDL empowers learners. Learners who have been personally, educationally, socially or politically oppressed, take control of their own learning and experience a liberating effect by using SDL.59,60
    • The Schön and the Kolb learning models resonate well with the philosophy of SDL. After encountering a question that requires knowledge, skills or attitudes that learners do not possess in their “zone of mastery”, learners face a “surprise” that provokes learning. The problem that instigates learning can be a specific problem (a question that pertains to an individual situation) or a general problem (a gap in knowledge or skill that can be applied to in a variety of situations).


SDL의 한계

Limitations of SDL


SDL의 적용은 그 실제 도입에서의 다양성과 교육자들이 가진 SDL의 정의의 다양성에 의해서 제약을 받는다. 또한 SDL의 효과를 측정한 무작위 연구도 별로 없다.

The application of SDL in health professions education is limited by the heterogeneity in the implementation and definitions of SDL by educators. In addition, only a few randomised studies document the efficacy of SDL. There is also a lack of evidence on the content that is most appropriate for SDL.


또한 SDL에 대한 학습자의 준비도를 측정하는 표준화된 척도도 없다. SDLRS가 있지만 미래의 학습 행동을 예측하는 능력이 떨어진다. OCLI와 Rayn 설문지도 있긴 하다.

Furthermore, there is no standardised method to assess learners’ readiness for SDL. 

    • The most widely used and studied scale is the SDLRS, developed by Guglielmino in 1977. Despite the good convergent, divergent and criterion validity, the SDLRS is criticised for reliance on self-report instead of objective data and for its inability to predict future learning behaviour.44,63 
    • Other readiness scales, such as the Oddi continuing learning inventory (OCLI), which emphasises personality traits enabling for SDL, and the Ryan’s questionnaire, which emphasises students’ perceptions of SDL, have little evidence of validity.63-65 
    • The accuracy of learners’ self-assessment of learning needs and learning outcomes has been doubted repeatedly in the literature.


SDL과 PBL은 서로 섞여가면 사용된다.

SDL and PBL have often been used interchangeably in the literature, often erroneously. Since SDL is often initiated after encountering an educational challenge or a “problem”,27 SDL has been linked with problem-based learning (PBL) in the literature.


그러나 PBL도 교수자가 목표를 정해줄 수 있고 강의 등을 방법을 사용하기도 한다.

However, this is not always the case, and PBL curricula can contain learning objectives dictated by teachers and course organisers and can also include didactics.73,74


또한 근거가 서로 상충된다.

In addition, the evidence regarding SDL activities in PBL curricula is conflicting.


또한 SDL이 가르칠 수 있는 것인지 내재적 인적 특성인지에 대한 의견도 엇갈린다.

Moreover, there is a debate regarding whether SDL can be taught or is it an inherent personal trait. We found ample evidence to show that SDL can be taught. In fact, in at least 4 of the studies included in this review, it was clearly demonstrated that the interventions used led to increase in learner’s knowledge about SDL, SDL skills, ability to identify learning goals, develop learning contracts, execute SDL, as well as improved perceptions and attitudes about SDL.24,29,39,40









 2008 Jul;37(7):580-90.

Self-directed learning in health professions education.

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  • 1Division of Preventive, Occupational and Aerospace Medicine, Mayo Clinic College of Medicine, Rochester, Minnesota 55905, USA. Murad.Mohammad@mayo.edu

Abstract

INTRODUCTION:

Self-directed learning has been recommended as a promising methodology for lifelong learning in medicine. However, the concept of self-directed learning continues to be elusive, with students and educators finding difficulty in defining it and agreeing on its worth.

METHODS:

In this paper we review the literature of self-directed learning in health professions education and present a framework based on Malcolm Knowles' key components of self-directed learning.

RESULTS:

The key components of self-directed learning are: the educator as a facilitator, identification of learning needs, development of learningobjectives, identification of appropriate resources, implementation of the process, commitment to a learning contract and evaluation of learning. Several but not all of these components are often described in the published literature.

CONCLUSION:

Although the presented framework provides some consistency for educators interested in applying SDL methods, future studies are needed to standardise self-directed learning curricula and to determine the effectiveness of these components on educational outcomes.

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자기주도학습 (Arch Dis Child,1996)

Self directed learning

Angela Towle, David Cottrell




Knowles의 SDL 정의

As defined by Knowles,1 self directed learn- ing is a process in which individuals take the initiative, with or without the help of others, in goals,theiridentifying humanneeds, andformnulating learning diagnosing material learning for learning, choosing and implementing - resources appropriate learning strategies, and evaluating learning outcomes, that is, they take responsibility for, and control learning (see box 1).




학생을 교육의 중심으로 가져오려는 시도가 되고 있다.

Fortunately progress is now being made to introduce more active, student centred methods of education, and to focus attention on the needs and aspira- tions of the learners rather than those of the teachers.


학습을 촉진하고 평생학습의 비판적 기술을 배양하기 위한 가이드들. Schmidt는 아래의 원칙을 제시함.

The medical education literature provides guidance as to what will the facilitate learning as well as help cultivate critical skills of lifelong learning. Schmidt, for example, gives three principles which will make teaching more relevant and effective, based upon what is known about adult learning.3 

    • (1) Building on prior knowledge: students to the knowledge they already possess use understand and structure new information. closer the the 
    • (2) Learning in context: resemblance between the situation in which something is learned and the situation in which it is applied, the more likely it is that transfer of learning will occur. 
    • (3) Elaboration of knowledge: information is better understood and remembered if there is opportunity for elaboration (this includes teaching questions, answering discussion, peers, critiquing).


PBL은 1960년대 중반 McMaster에서 도입됨. 

Problem based learning originated McMaster University in Canada in the mid- 1960smedicaland hasschoolssince throughout been adopted thebyworldperhapsas the sole or major learning method and by several hundred as one of the methods in a hybrid curriculum. 


가장 원래의 형태는 다음과 같다.

In its purest form (for example at McMaster and Maastricht), a problem is presented to a group of students and the group decides it needs to know in order to solve it.

The learning objectives of such an exercise are generated by the students and several groups of students simultaneously encountering the same problem will end up learning different things. A more structured problem based learning system might entail a list of learning objectives generated by the teachers or course organisers to which students are guided gently. 


Harvard 등의 일부 의대는 혼합한 방식을 사용하였음.

Some medical schools (such as Harvard) mix problem based learning with more traditional forms of teaching such as lectures and seminars which are related to the problems being studied. Comparisons of different curricula suggest that students perform as well following problem based courses as students receiving traditional courses, but do indeed acquire a more inquisitive and self directed style of learning.6


대부분의 작업은 학생이 수행함.

Thus, much of the work carried out by the students will be in between the tutorial sessions facilitated by the teacher when the group meets to review progress. Teachers are required to operate in very different ways to facilitate this kind of learning: clear learning objectives need to be set for each problem presentation and to tutors should facilitate must the learn in analysis skills in and small questioninggroup teachingwhich have tooccurresist thethetemptation to controlThey alsothe direction of insteadthe discussion of encouragingand tostudentsprovideto information find out for themselves. Studies have shown that with tutors of the expert problem being discussed areknowledgemore directive, speak more frequently and for longer, provide more direct answers to questions, and suggesttutors.7 These effects may discourage themore topics for discussion than do non-expertdevelopment of active, self directed learning.



자기/동료평가

Self/peer evaluation


자기평가 혹은 동료평가는 PBL의 주요 요소이나 다른 교육방식과 함께 학습 과정의 일부로 사용될 수도 있다. (스스로의 능력을 평가하기 위한 task를 설계하거나, criteria를 만드는 작업을 학생이 함.)

Self the or peerassessmentassessmentprocess.8is often a key com- ponent of problem based learning but can be introduced as part of the learning process in conjunction with most forms of teaching.








 1996 Apr;74(4):357-9.

Self directed learning.

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  • 1King's Fund Centre for Health Services Development, London.

Abstract

The ability to acquire skills in self directed learning may be the key link between undergraduate education, postgraduate training, and continuing professional development. If future and current practitioners are to adopt an ongoing reflective and critical approach to practice, we should aim to provide learning opportunities that promote self confidence, question asking and reflection, openness and risk taking, uncertainty and surprise. Teaching techniques that encourage these skills are being introduced widely and have been shown to be at least as effective as traditional methods of education while promoting more enjoyment and enthusiasm among both staff and students.

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디지털 프로페셔널리즘에 대하여 (Med Teach, 2015)

Exploring digital professionalism

RACHEL H. ELLAWAY1, JANET CORAL2, DAVID TOPPS3 & MAUREEN TOPPS3

1The Northern Ontario School of Medicine, Canada, 2University of Colorado, Denver, USA, 3University of Calgary, Canada



'사회적 계약'이란 의학과 사회 사이의 관계를 정의하는 말로 사용되어 왔고, 의학 전문직업성의 토대이기도 하다. 의학과 의학교육은 그것이 위치하고 있는 더 포괄적인 사회적 맥락에 적응해가게 되며, 디지털 미디어의 흡수는 사회와 전문직 모두에게 큰 영향을 주었으며, 의학 전문직업성에까지 큰 도전이 되엇다.

The ‘social contract’ has been described as defining therelationship between medicine and society, and as such it isthe foundation for medical professionalism (Cruess & Cruess2008; Cruess et al. 2010). Medicine and medical educationadapt to the broader social contexts in which they are situated(Starr 1982), and the widespread uptake of digital media has had a major impact on society and the professions, which inturn presents a growing range of challenges to medicalprofessionalism (Ellaway 2010; Gagnon & Sabus 2015).


디지털 미디어의 활용은 우리가 서로 상호작용하는 기회를 크게 넓혔다. 전례없는 수준으로 활용도가 넓어져서 어떤 사회적 전통(예절과 공경의 형태)을 흐리게 하기도 했다. 동시에 소셜미디어의 활용으로 부적절한 행동과 상호작용을 낳기도 했다.

    • The use of digital media has significantly expanded our range of opportunities to interact with each other. As much as this has been received with unprecedented uptake and enthusiasm, it has also tended to blur some social conventions (such as forms of politeness and deference), while providing new opportunities for ill- considered actions and interactions, particularly through the use of social media. 
디지털 미디어의 활용은 우리의 행동의 속도와 척도를 가속화했다. 전례없는 양의 w정보가 네트워크로 들어오고, 다른 사람들과의 의사소통과 협동은 시공간의 제약을 받지 않는다. 그러나 우리의 자료 접근과 상호작용이 많아질수록 우리는 스스로의 삶에 잠깐의 휴식을 가지고 성찰을 할 수 있는 시간을 잃게 되었으며, 프라이버시와 개인 시간도 크게 사라졌다.
    • The use of digital media has accelerated the speed and scale of our actions. Unprecedented quantities of infor- mation can be retrieved instantly wherever a network connection can be accessed, allowing us to communicate and collaborate with others independent of space or time. However, as our access to resources and to each other has expanded, we have arguably lost many of the natural pauses for reflection in our lives, while privacy and personal time are being increasingly eroded.

인터넷의 파워는 이질적인 기술들의 대규모 상호연결성에 있다. 이것이 전례없는 기회를 만들어낼 수도 있지만, 이는 시스템간, 기기간, 유저간 상호의존성을 유발한다. 이는 시스템의 한 부분의 문제가 다른 부분 혹은 전체 시스템의 문제를 일으킬 수 있다는 것을 의미하며, 그 결과 기기의 분실 혹은 이메일과 같은 서비스의 심각한 문제는 우리의 주요한 능력이나 기능에 큰 영향을 준다.
    • The power of the Internet is based on massiveinterconnectivity between heterogeneous technologies.Although this can create unprecedented opportunities(such as providing seamless interactions between devicesand services), it can also create increasing interdepen-dencies between systems, devices, and their users. Thismeans that failures in one part of a system cancompromise others, or the system as a whole. As aresult the loss of a device or of a critical online servicesuch as email can have a major impact on our ability (andon others’) to function professionally and domestically. 

인터넷은 아주 많은 수의 깊고 광범위하게 분포한 기억으로 우리가 그것을 사용하는 것이 추적되고, 이후 분석을 위하여 자료를 저장한다. 이는 우리의 용서하고 잊어버릴 집단적 능력을 저해시킬 뿐 아니라, 서로가 서로를 감시하는 상황을 강요한다. 
    • The Internet has an increasingly deep and distributedmemory with a multitude of digital media tracking ouruse of them and storing that data for subsequentanalysis. Not only does this restrict our collective abilityto forgive and forget, it creates compelling panopticrelationships (a few individuals can anonymously scru-tinize a great many others) between Internet technolo-gies and those that use them (Land & Bayne 2005;Ellaway 2014). 




전통적으로 의료와 사회 사이의 사회적 계약은 약간의 단절이 있어서 역할과 책임이 서로와 서로에게 분명히 나뉘어질 수 있었다. 그러나 이러한 단절이 디지털 미디어와 함께 무너지고 전문직과 사회의 경계의 구멍이 뚫리며 정의내리기 힘들어졌다. 이는 사회적 계약이 그 타당성을 잃었음을 뜻하는 것은 아니다. 오히려 디지털미디어가 널리 퍼진 오늘날의 맥락에서 전문직이 전통적인 의미의 사회적 계약을 충실히 지키기 어려워졌음을 의미한다.

Traditionally, the social contract between medicine andsociety depended on a degree of separation between themso that their roles and responsibilities could be has clearlybeenarticulated with respect to one another. This somewhat collapsed in the presence of digital media, withthe result that the boundaries between profession and societyhave become increasingly porous and ill defined. This is notto say that the social contract has lost its validity; it is ratherthat it is increasingly difficult for professionals to adhere totraditional concepts of the social contract in a societal contextinformed by the widespread use of digital media. 


이러한 문제는 보건의료직 수련에서 더 증폭되었다. 네트워크 세대, 디지털 네이티브라는 개념에 의해 생겨난 어떤 가정, 즉 현시대의 학습자들이 디지털 미디어로부터 파생된 문제를 그들의 선생들보다 더 잘 다룰 것이라는 가정은 철저한 검토를 버텨내지 못했다. 학생들의 스스로의 skill에 대한 인식은 제한적이며, 심지어 무모하기까지 하다. 

These challenges are, if anything, amplified in the trainingof health professionals. Assumptions, encapsulated in con-cepts such as ‘netGen’ and ‘digital natives’ (Prensky 2001), thatcontemporary learners are better able to negotiate thechallenges of digital media than their teachers do notwithstand scrutiny. What differences there are seem to bemore about generational asymmetries in opportunity, confi-dence, and risk (Parasuraman 2000), than something that setsyouth apart, while students’ awareness of their skills can besomewhat limited (Beetham et al. 2009), and even, at times,reckless (Ferdig et al. 2008). 


디지털 악행(?)에 대한 기관의 대응은 규제와 처벌의 형태를 지닌다. 우리는 이러한 규제에 집중하는 것이, 그리고 특히 소셜미디어에 집중하는 것이 디지털 비-전문직업성이라는 잠재교육과정을 만들었다고 본다. 우리가 '디지털 프로페셔널리즘'이라 부르는 것에 대해서 더 건설적이고 종합적인 가이드를 줄 필요가 있다. 단순히 기존의 프로페셔널리즘이라는 개념을 가져다 붙이는 것이 아니라, 프로페셔널리즘의 원리와, 디지털 미디어의 역할과 기회, 그리고 그것들이 실현되는 사회적 맥락의 변화 간의 중요한 교차점으로서 교육해야 한다.

Institutional responses to of digital misdemeanours havetypically taken the form regulation and punishment(Farnan et al. 2009; Kind et al. 2010). We would argue thatthis focus on regulation, and the particular attention paid tosocial media (Gagnon & Sabus 2015) has created a hiddencurriculum of digital unprofessionalism. There is a needtherefore for more constructive and comprehensive guidanceon matters regarding what we call ‘digital professionalism’,not simply as an adjunct to existing concepts of profession-alism, but as a critical intersection between the principles ofprofessionalism, the roles and opportunities of digital media,and the shifting social contexts within which they are realized(Tworek 2012). 



디지털 프로페셔널리즘이라는 개념은 전통적인 의료 프로페셔널리즘에 기반하고 있으며, 특히 디지털 미디어를 활용하는 전문직이 맞닥뜨린 기회와 도전에 보다 관심을 기울이고 있다.

The concept of ‘digital professionalism’ isgrounded in traditional concepts of medical professionalismwhile drawing attention to the particular opportunities andchallenges afforded by professionals’ use of digital media andthe ways in which the profession is changed by this use(Ellaway & Tworek 2011; Topps & Powelson 2013). 


의료 전문직업성에는 다양한 모델이 있다. 소셜미디어의 활용에 대해서도 가이드의 형태든, 정책의 형태든 여러 프레임워크가 출판된 적 있었다. 비록 이러한 것들이 소셜미디어를 넘어서 보다 넓은 프로페셔널리즘 프레임워크에 대한 일반화가 있긴 했지만, 대부분으 소셜미디어에 집중하고 있었고, 그것이 비전문적 행위와 그것이 전문직에 미치는 위험에 대해 다루었을 뿐이다. 그 결과 프로페녀럴리즘이 디지털 시대에 어떤 비용을 지불해야 하는가에 대한 포괄적 고려는 거의 없다.

There are many models of medical professionalism thatset out physicians’ responsibilities to their patients, to society,to the profession, and to themselves (ABIM et al. 2002;Hafferty 2006; CPSO 2007a; Cruess et al. 2009; Mondoux 2010;Spandorfer et al. 2010; Frank et al. 2014). There have alsobeen a number of frameworks published regarding physicians’use of social media, both in the form of guidance (WMA 2011;Brasg 2013) and policies (CPSO 2007b; AMA 2011; APHRA2014). Although there has been some generalization beyondsocial media to broader professionalism frameworks(GMC 2013), the majority have focused on social media,reflecting its potential for affording unprofessional behaviourand the risks this presents to the profession (Gholami-Kordkheili et al. 2013). As a result, there has been littlebroader consideration of how professionalism fares in a digitalage. B


우리의 주장의 핵심은 디지털 기술과 우리의 관계가 변한다는 것이다.

Central have to this argument is the changing relationshipswe with our digital technologies. 


디지털 미디어의 활용이 학생과 의사들의 인지적 능력을 확장시켰을 뿐 아니라, 비판적 사고의 형태도 바꾸고 있다.

Not only can the useof these digital media extend student and practitioner cogni-tive abilities, they can even shape their clinical thinking(Percival et al. 2014). 



디지털 프로페셔널리즘에 대해서 다음과 같은 생각의 토대를 제안한다.

we propose the following foundational basis for digital professionalism: 


디지털 미디어는 의료 프로페셔널리즘의 내재적 위협이 아니다. 전문직은 디지털 미디어를 진료, 공감, 이타적 행동, 신뢰 등의 원칙에 따라 긍정적인 목적으로 활용해야 한다. 전문직은 디지털 미디어와의 관계를 만들어나가고 있음을 인식해야 하고, 신중하고, 윤리적이고, 책임있는 행동양식을 유지해야 한다.

Digital media are not an intrinsic threat to medical professionalism. Professionals should use digital media for positive purposes in ways that support principles of patient care, compassion, altruism, and trustworthiness. Professionals should be aware of the shaping nature of their relationships with digital media and they should maintain the capacity for deliberate, ethical, and accountable practice when using them.


이것에 기초해서 다음의 디지털 프로페셔널리즘 프레임워크를 제안한다.

Building on this foundation, we propose the following digital professionalism framework structured around concepts of proficiency, reputation, and responsibility: 


유창성 Proficiency: 


평판 Reputation: 


책임 Responsibility: 



전문직은 유창성/평판/책임과 관련하여 다음의 행동을 해야(하지 말아야) 한다.




이 프레임워크를 실제 현장으로 옮기는 것이 중요하다. 그러나 프로페셔널리즘의 다른 측면처럼 그 방법은 하나의 교육과정 인터벤션이 아니라 여러 개의 조직화된 행동이며, 그 중 일부는 개개인의 책임에 대한 것이고, 다른 것들은 교육 프로그램과 시스템의 책임이다. 다음의 네 영역으로 제안한다.

Translating this framework into practice is an essential part of realising its value. However, as with other aspects of professionalism, the answer is not a single curriculum inter- vention but rather multiple coordinated activities, some of which are about individual responsibility (as set out in the framework), while other aspects are broader and are the responsibility of educational programs and systems. We have grouped some suggested adoption strategies around the following four dimensions:


  • Awareness: learners and teachers need to be aware of the dynamics and dimensions of digital professionalism. Rather than adding to curriculum content we suggest that this can be accomplished through iterative assess- ments of learners’ needs and uses of digital media at all stages of their medical careers. The likelihood of gener- ational differences in the perception and use of digital media affords constructive opportunities for discussion and debate, alongside the use of role-play and simulation to engage learners and their teachers in developing a strong and effective sense of digital professionalism.
  • Alignment: digital professionalism should not be taught independent of other curriculum topics, nor as an independent skill. We suggest that it should instead be woven in to the fabric of the curriculum as a whole. For example, using digital devices at the bedside can help learners to develop technical competence, while their teachers can model appropriate professional use of hand held technology during patient consultations. There are intersections with many other topics, such as communication (learning how to use digital media in a consultation without losing important non-verbal cues)and advocacy (learning how to advise and teach patients about online health resources). Digital professionalism should also be folded in to the ongoing development of competencies, milestones, and entrustable professional activities (EPAs) to ensure appropriate levels of independent practice involving the use of digital media. 
  • Assessment: as with other aspects of curriculum change,requiring that a competency be assessed can help to promote its legitimacy and value within a broader program context. The attainment and maintenance of skills in digital professionalism must therefore be woven into assessments in ways appropriate to, and aligned with,learners’ level of training and their appropriate use of digital media. However, as with broader concepts ofprofessionalism, this should involve the use of multiple methods including workplace-based assessments andpeer review. Moreover, remediation of learners may need to be approached differently when there are digital professionalism infractions that compromise patients’privacy or care, and/or colleagues’ or institutional reputations. 
  • Accountability: responsibility and accountability provide connections between our personal and professional uses of digital media. Codes of conduct, by laws, guidelines and policies governing professional behaviour should be updated to encompass the use of digital media. Given the apparent asymmetrical attention paid to the risks and negatives of digital media in medicine, these changes should highlight constructive uses of digital media (such as the use of digital media to facilitate safe patient care delivery and management) as well as identifying boundaries, risks, and potentially negative outcomes. 

학습자가 디지털 미디어를 사용하는 것을 인지적 보조장치라고 언급했다. 의학교육에 있어서 교실에서, BST에서, 평가의 한 부분으로 디지털 미디어의 전문적 활용이라는 내용을 포함시켜야 한다. 보다 명확히 하자면 우리는 디지털 미디어가 모든 고셍 존재한다는 것에 가정한 의학교육 모델을 지지하는 것이 아니다. 학생과 의사들은 인지적 보조장치 없이 일할 수 있어야 한다. 따라서 우리는 어느 정도까지 학습자들이 인지적 보조장치를 활용하는 것이 괜찮은가 대한 역량을 정의해야 한다. 명백히 이것은 현재의 진료 모습에서 출발해야 하며, 인지적 보조장치의 적절한 활용에 대해서는 더 많은 연구가 필요하다. 

We have also noted learners’ use of digital media as cognitive prosthetics. This has a number of implications for medical education such as actively including the professional use of digital media in the classroom, at the bedside, and as apart of assessment. To be clear, we are not advocating for a model of medical education based on the ubiquitous presence of digital media. Physicians (and therefore our students) still need to be able to practice without their cognitive prosthetics(such as when their device is lost or there is no electricity or data service). We suggest therefore that we should define competence (along with its many other properties) in terms of how much our learners can or should employ cognitive prosthetics. Clearly this is a departure from current practice and, as such, the appropriate use of cognitive prosthetics needs further exploration. Furthermore, we have yet to explore the potential for digital media (in particular social media) to collaboratively enhance physicians’ resilience in practice. 




 2015 Sep;37(9):844-9. doi: 10.3109/0142159X.2015.1044956. Epub 2015 Jun 1.

Exploring digital professionalism.

Author information

  • 1a The Northern Ontario School of Medicine , Canada .
  • 2b University of Colorado, Denver , USA .
  • 3c University of Calgary , Canada.

Abstract

The widespread use of digital media (both computing devices and the services they access) has blurred the boundaries between our personal and professional lives. Contemporary students are the last to remember a time before the widespread use of the Internet and they will be the first to practice in a largely e-health environment. This article explores concepts of digital professionalism and their place in contemporary medical education, and proposes a series of principles of digital professionalism to guide teaching, learning and practice in the healthcare professions. Despite the many risks and fears surrounding their use, digital media are not an intrinsic threat to medical professionalism. Professionals should maintain the capacity for deliberate, ethical, and accountable practice when using digital media. The authors describe a digital professionalismframework structured around concepts of proficiency, reputation, and responsibility. Digital professionalism can be integrated into medical education using strategies based on awareness, alignment, assessment, and accountability. These principles of digital professionalism provide a way for medical students and medical practitioners to embrace the positive aspects of digital media use while being mindful and deliberate in its use to avoid or minimize any negative consequences.

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특이성의 일반성(Med Educ, 2003)

On the generality of specificity

Kevin W Eva





성격, 임상전문성, 학생평가, 면접, 문제해결, 전문직업성, 비판적 사고, 인적 특성 공학....이 모든 것에 대한 기초 연구와 적용에는 '맥락특이성'의 영향이 널리 퍼져있다. 맥락특이성은 '특정 상황이나 특정 문제에서 대한 개개인의 수행능력이 다른 상황이나 다른 문제에서의 수행능력을 매우 미약하게만 예측한다'라는 것으로 정의된다.

Personality, clinical expertise, student evaluation, personal interviews, problem solving, professionalism, critical thinking and human factors engineer-ing: central to all of of these seeminglydiverse areas basic research andapplication is a widespread influence ofcontext specificity. Context specificity iscommonly defined by the observationthat an individual’s performance on aparticular problem or in a particularsituation is only weakly predictive of thesame individual’s performance on adifferent problem or in a different situ-ation.


"많은 '기술'과'기질'은 한때 우리가 개개인의 특성이라고 보았으나, 그보다는 어떠한 맥락에 따른 '상태'라고 보는 것이 타당하다.

Many ‘skills’ and ‘traits’ that wecommonly believe to be indicativeof individuals themselves are often better accounted for by contextual ‘states’ 


더 일반적으로, 맥락특이성은 학습과 행동의 '기질'적 특성보다 '상태'의 중요성을 강조하는 것이다. 대부분의 사람들이 고정된 인적 기질(부끄러움, 유머러스함, 외향적인)을 가지고 있다고 믿지만, 이 분야에서는 개개인의 특성에 그러한 딱지를 붙이는 것은 부적절하고, 그러한 '기질'이 맥락에 따라 다르게 드러나는 것이며, 그러한 '상황'이 오히려 '성격'보다 더 미래 행동을 잘 예측해준다는 것이다.

More generally, context specificityillustrates the importance of ‘state’ asopposed to ‘trait’ theories of learningand behaviour. Although most of usbelieve that individuals have stable per-sonality traits (e.g. shy, humorous orextroverted), research in this area sug-gests that it is inappropriate to treatsuch labels as characteristics of an indi-vidual (i.e. as traits), but implies ratherthat we should recognise that the ‘traits’individuals exhibit are context-depend-ent and that the situation (i.e. the state)is often a better predictor of behaviourthan personality.3 


Darley and Batson4이 Princeton Theological Seminary students를 대상으로 한 연구는 '기질'과 '상태'의 차이를 극적으로 보여주는 예시이다. 여러 상황에서 성격을 측정한 결과들이 있고, 이들은 서로 유의미한 상관관계를 보이나, 사실 그 상관관계의 크기는 상황의 영향력에 비하면 미미하다.

This difference nicely illus-trates the influential nature of the staterelative to that of the traits of theseindividuals. Statistically significant cor-relations are often found between meas-ures of personality across multiplesituations, but the correlation is rou-tinely tiny (< 0AE3) and pales in compar-ison to the impact of the situation.3 



인지 기술과 행동이 맥락 의존적인가 하는 것에 대한 논쟁은 학업에 대한 것 만은 아니다. 이는 우리가 역량을 정의하고 측정하는데도 영향을 준다. OSCE는 다양한 상황에서의 관측을 통해서 한 사람의 역량을 일반화한다. 비슷한 방식이 학생 선발에도 시도되고 있다.

This debate over whether or notcognitive skills and behaviours are con-text-bound is not simply an academicexercise; it has tremendous influence onthe way we define and measure com-petence within the health sciences. Objective structured clinical examinations (OSCEs) have become the goldstandard for evaluating clinical compet-ence due to the recognition that mul-tiple observations are necessary to derive a generalisable assessment ofsomeone’s abilities. This same tech-nique has recently been adopted in anattempt to improve the validity of stu-dent admissions protocols.5


늘 똑같이 불리는 것은 아니지만 '맥락특이성'은 상당히 여러 분야에서 나타나는 광범위한 특성이다.

While not always assigned the same label, ‘context specificity’is a profoundly general phenomenon 


맥락특이성이 우리 자신의 능력에 대한 자기평가능력에 미치는 영향으로 인해 우리의 자기주도적 학습 능력이 제한된다.

Our ability to self-direct our own learning is handicapped by the impact of context specificity on our ability to self-assess our own abilities 



Kruger와 Dunning은 자기평가에서 맥락특이성이 나타나는 한 가지 기전에 대한 실험적 근거를 제시햇다. 특정 업무에 대한 전문성의 함수로 자기평가능력의 정확성을 평가하였다. Kruger와 Dunnning은 특정 영역에서 더 수행능력이 우수한 사람이 자신의 수행능력을 더 잘 평가하는 것을 보여주었다. 다른 말로 하면, 자기평가에 대한 능력은 generic skill이 아니며, 우리는 우리의 역량을 유지할 수 있는 맥락 안에서만 유능한 자기평가자가 될 수 있다. 이와 같은 안타까운 결론은, 현실적인 관점에서 보자면 외부의 지도 없이 그 누구도 자신의 역량 부족을 알아챌 수 없다는 것이며, 결과적으로 학습자들을 자기주도적이 되게 하려는 교육방식을 둘러싼 레토릭의 타당성을 약화시킨다.

Kruger and Dunning have providedexperimental evidence for at least one ofthe mechanisms whereby specificitymight arise in the context of self-assess-ment.10 By examining the accuracy ofself-assessments as a function of exper-tise on a series of tasks, including theability to recognise humour and logicalreasoning, Kruger and Dunning wereable to show that individuals who per-formed better in a specific domain alsorevealed better calibration in assessmentof their own performance in that do-main. In other words, the ability to self-assess should not be considered ageneric skill; rather, we will only revealourselves to be competent self-assessorsin contexts within which we maintaincompetence. The unfortunate aspect ofthis conclusion, from a practical stand-point, is that one can never know that one is incompetent without externalguidance, thereby reducing the validityof the rhetoric around nurturing learn-ers to be self-directed. 



마지막으로, 역설적으로 보자면 특이성을 중요시하는 것이 오히려 여러 기술의 일반성을 향상시킬 수 있다. 예를 들면 개개인이 자가평가능력이 맥락 의존적인 것을 깨닫는다면 외부의 지도를 내면화하기 위한 노력을 더 할 것이며 자기 인식의 타당도도 높아질 것이다.

Finally, in an ironic twist of speculation,nurturing an appreciation of specificity might actually increase the generalityof many skills. For example, if individuals realise that their ability to self-assess is context-dependent, they mightbe more likely to seek and internalise external guidance regarding multiple aspects of their the performance, thereby increasing validity of their self-conceptions. 



5 Eva KW, Reiter HI, Rosenfeld J,Norman GR. An Admissions OSCE:MedicalThe Multiple Mini-Interview. Education. In press. 









 2003 Jul;37(7):587-8.

On the generality of specificity.

Author information

  • 1Department of Clinical Epidemiology and Biostatistics, Programme for Educational Research and Development, T-13, Room 101, McMaster University, Hamilton, Ontario L8S 4K1, Canada. evakw@mcmaster.ca


세계화, 경제, 그리고 전문직업성 (Med Teach, 2015)

Globalisation, economics and professionalism

CHAY-HOON TAN1 & PAUL MACNEILL2

1National University of Singapore, Singapore, 2University of Sydney, Australia






세계화는 상호작용과 통합의 과정이다. 세계화라는 단어는 Friedman을 비롯한 여러 작가들이 산업과 경영에서와 같은 시장영역에서 세계화라는 단어를 사용하면서 유명해졌다. 세계화는 그러나 그 범위가 더 넓어져서 경제 영역을 국내는 물론 해외에까지 개방한 정책 등까지 넓어졌다. 이러한 과정을 의사소통의 속도와 단순성을 향상시킨 기술 혁신의 도움을 받아 극적으로 지식과 자원의 전 세계적 교류를 향상시켰다. 국가간 상품과 서비스의 이동성을 가로막는 장애물을 점차 더 적어졌다. 세계화라는 단어는 인간의 노력이 들어가는 여러 분야에 넓게 확장되었다. 세계화라는 단어가 '글로벌 헬스케어'라는 용어에서도 볼수 있듯 의료에까지 영향을 주었음은 물론이고, 의료 관련 행위들에 대하여 국경도 쉽게 넘나들고 있다. 이러한 것은 의료진의 이동이나, 약품의 이동, 그리고 의료 관광객(수술, 이식, 심지어 안락사까지)들에 의해서 일어난다. 세계화는 의학교육에도 영향을 주었고, 의료윤리, 의료전문직업성에도 영향을 준다.

Globalisation is a process of interaction and integration. The term‘globalisation’ was popularised by many writers includingFriedman (2005) who used the term globalisation to refer tothe market place associated with business and industry.Globalisation has been however extended much further, bypolicies that have opened economies domestically and inter-nationally. This has been aided by technological innovationsthat have enhanced the speed and simplicity of communica-tion and dramatically increased exchanges of knowledge andresources across the globe (Sciarra et al. 2014). There are nowfewer obstacles to the mobility of products and services acrossnational borders (Dalmolin et al. 2013). The word ‘globalisa-tion’ has spread extensively into many fields of humanendeavour (Balasubramanian et al. 2015). Inevitably, global-isation has affected medical practices as is evident fromnotions of ‘global healthcare’, and from the relative ease ofcrossing of national borders – for medically related activities –by the movement of medical staff, by pharmaceutical products(and the ‘off-shoring’ of clinical trials) and by ‘medical tourists’– seeking surgery, organ transplants and even medical euthanasia. Globalisation has also influenced medical educa-tion, medical ethics and medical professionalism (Frenk et al.2010; Crone & Samaan 2013). 



의학과 의료에 관한 우려는 이제 전 세계적인 문제가 되었다.

Concerns about medicine and medical practice now needto be addressed globally



보험 

Insurance 


카네기재단이 1900년대 초반에 지원하여 이뤄진 플렉스너의 연구는 의료 전문직업성의 토대를 지식을 이타적으로 사용하고, 환자와 의사의 신뢰를 기반하는 것이라 묘사했다. 플렉스너의 이타적인 비전은 사회 변화에 따라서 엄청난 저항을 받게 된다. 1920년대의 대공황은 미국에 고용주가 지원하는 건강보험 형태를 가져왔고, 이는 '회사들이 비용으로 처리하여 세금을 감면받을 수 있는 능력'으로 더 촉진되었다. 이러한 경향은 공격적인 의료 마케팅에 지원을 받는 행위별 수가제에 의해서 또 한번 촉진되었으며, 이는 '최고와 최신의 기술의 사용이 권장'되었기 때문이다. 모든 비용이 보험에 의해서 커버되면서 많은 환자들은 최고의 그리고 최신의 비싼 치료를 받기를 원하게 되었다. 또한 회사가 이렇게 나오자 병원들도 서로서로 최고의 최신의 치료를 위해 경쟁했으며, '절차주의자(proceduralist)가 내과 외과를 모두 장악하기 시작했다. 이러한 미국의 보건의료정책과 의료행위는 국제적으로 퍼져나갔다. 미국의 의료사업은 국제적 현상이 되었다.

In the landmark study funded by the Carnegie Foundation inthe early 1900s, Abraham Flexner described the underpinningof medical professionalism as knowledge used in an altruisticfashion and based on a trust between the patient and thetreating doctor. Flexner’s altruistic vision, however, met con-fronting challenges brought about by societal change. The greatdepression in the 1920s led to a rise in employer-sponsoredhealth insurance in the USA – a trend that was further fuelled bythe ‘‘ability of companies to take a full tax deduction for their costs’’. This trend was added to by a ‘‘fee-for-service system, aided by aggressive new medical marketing’’ which ‘‘encour- aged use of the latest and the best’’ (Wenger 2007). With costs covered almost totally by insurance, many patients demanded only the best and most expensive treatment. Furthermore, with ‘‘corporate encouragement, hospitals began to compete with each other to deliver the latest and best, with proceduralists beginning to dominate both medicine and surgery’’ (Wenger 2007). This trend of US healthcare and practice spread globally (Reif & Whittle 1997; Neill 2015). US business expansion in healthcare services has become a global phenomenon (Health and Medical 1997) and predominates over health concerns.



임상 진료

Clinical practice 


의학이 가장 헌신해야 할 것은 환자의 최선의 이익이다. 그러나 이는 헬스케어가 기업의 영역이나 개인의 이익의 영역에 들어갈 때 더 이상 유지하기 어려워진다. 이에 더하여 보건의료제도의 접근성의 변화는 부유한 사람은 그게 세계 어디에 있든 바로 접근 가능하게 되었다. 이는 가난한 사람들의 희생으로 부유한 사람들에 대한 의료를 향상시키는 결과를 가져왔다. "경제성 평가에 대한 유혹은 의사들로 하여금 그 전문직의 핵심 가치를 훼손시키는 결과를 가져왔다" 의료 전문직은 이제 금전적 이익을 가장 최우선으로 두는 것처럼 보여지게 되었고, 적절한 임상 행위의 조절, 진료의 진실성 등이 부족한 것으로 인식되게 되었다. 

The primary commitment of medicine is to serve patients’ bestinterests. But this is difficult to maintain in the face of globalshifts in the control of healthcare delivery either towards thestate or towards the corporate sector and individual interest(Casalina 2013). In addition, changes in the availability ofhealth care services, both nationally and internationally, allowthe rich to seek medical care wherever it can be found. This inturn leads to increased pressures to care for the rich at theexpense of the poor. The lure of ‘‘economic advantage hastested, and often undermined, practitioners’ commitments tocore values of their professional’’ (Faulconbridge & Muzio2009). The medical profession is increasingly seen as con-cerned primarily about financial gain, lacking in adequateregulation of clinical behaviour and skills, and lacking honestyin practice (Cruess & Cruess 2004; Bernat 2014). 



시나리오: 과도하게 비용을 청구당하는 해외 환자

Scenario (Over-charging an International patient)


글로벌 헬스케어는 의료를 산업화 하였다. 자유시장을 가능하게 하여서 가장 비싼 최신의 치료의 활용을 촉진시켰다. 비약리적으로 사용되는 항생제의 pandemic한 사용은 문화와 경제적 요인에 의해 영향을 받는다.

Global health care, however, tends to advance medical practice as an economic enterprise. It enables free trade and promotes the use of the latest most expensive medical treatment. The pandemic use of antibiotics used non-pharmacologically is shaped by culture and economic factors (Avorn & Solomon 2000).


시나리오: 말기암환자 치료에 관한 프로페셔널리즘

Scenario (professionalismof treating patients with end stage cancer)


개인병원 암 전문의가 환자와 치료의 위해(의료적, 경제적)에 대해 이야기를 꺼리는 것, 그리고 치료에서 얻을 수 있는 이익이 거의 없는 것은 암 전문의의 전문가적 역량에 의문을 제기한다.

The private oncologist’s reluctance to discuss the risks (both medical and financial), and the slim likelihood of any benefits from the treatment, raises serious questions about the oncologist’s professional competence (Mohanti 2009).



헬스케어의 세계화 : 의료 관광

Globalisation of healthcare: medical tourism



시나리오 (의료 관광) 

Scenario (medical tourism)


외국 환자에게 의료를 제공하는 것은 빠르게 확장되어가는 의료 관광산업으로, 600억달러에 달한다. Snyder 등은 의료전문직의 의료관광에 대한 역할에 대해서 서술한 바 있다. 이것이 자국과 자국 의사, 의료기관에는 경제적으로 도움이 될지 몰라도 자국민의 의료서비스에 관해서 심각한 갈등을 초래할 수도 있다.

The delivery of global healthcare to international patients has spawned a growing and lucrative medical tourism indus- try, said to be worth US$60 billion (Jones & Keith 2006; Gwee et al. 2013). Snyder et al. (2011) described the roles for medical professions in the tourism industry. While this is economically beneficial to the host country, the treating doctors and to health care institutions, it can also pose a potential source of conflict with the delivery of healthcare to the citizens of the host nation.




세계화와 의학교육 
Globalisation and medical education

많은 국가들이 교육과 평가에 대한 공통의 기준을 도입하고 있다.

The adoption across many countries of common standards for teaching and assessment 


더 중요한 것은 공통의 기준으로 인해 의과대학과 전공의 교육에 대해서 국가간 이동이 허용되었다는 것이며, 교사들도 다른 국가로 이동이 가능해졌다는 것이다.

More importantly, common standards have allowed for transnational training of both undergraduate and postgraduate medical professionals as well as for the movement of medical teachers across the globe.


의학교육에서 세계화의 영향은 그 이득과 피해에 대한 평가가 필요하다. 의학교육도 사업이 되었다. 일부 미국, 영국, 호주의 대학은 다른 국가의 병원, 기관, 의과대학과 파트너십을 맺었다. 이러한 파트너십은 다양한 형태를 띈다. 일부는 구매자의 명성을 올리기 위하ㅏ여 '브랜드'를 '구입'하기도 한다. 어떤 경우에서는 교육과정과 평가도구를 패키지로 판매하기도 한다. 인적자원도 이러한 협약의 대상이 된다. 또 다른 모델은 '공동 브랜드' 혹은 '의과대학 전체의 업무 위탁'으로서, 카타르의 Weill Cornell Medical College가 그 예이다.

The impact of globalisation on medical education needs to be evaluated in terms of its benefits and potential harms. Medical education has become a business enterprise. Several medical schools in the USA, the UK and Australia have entered into partnerships with hospitals, institutions and medical schools outside of their own country (Tsai 2012). These partnerships take different forms. In some cases, a ‘brand’ is ‘purchased’ to enhance the prestige of the purchaser. Other situations involve the sale and purchase of curriculum pack- ages and assessment tools. Human resources such as teaching faculty may also be included in the agreement. Another model 852 is the ‘‘co-branding’’ and ‘‘‘off-shoring’ of a whole medical school’’ as epitomised by the new Weill Cornell Medical College in Qatar at a contractual cost of USD750 million for 11 years. (Hodges et al. 2009). Green (2007) commented that the Cornell-Qatar partnership ‘‘is a revenue stream’’. In another example, the Medical Education Partnership Initiative provided $130-million over 5 years to 13 African medical schools from the U.S. government (Omaswa 2014). 


세계화 뒤에는 엄청난 돈의 흐름이 있다. 그러나 이러한 협약이 치뤄야 할 숨겨진 비용이 있다. 파트너 의과대학에서의 의학교육자들은 그것을 구매한 국가에 적절하지 않은 교육방법을 수입해올 수 있다. Lim의 관점에 따르면 의료기관의 질이 크게 손상되게 된다. 또한 "세계화의 경제적 측면을 지나치게 강조하는" 환경에서는 의과대학생의 프로페셔널리즘과 태도에 큰 영향을 줄 수 있다.

These are considerable sums of money and draw attention to the business motivation behind globalisation. The arrangements, however, may come at some hidden cost to the host countries. Medical educators from ‘partner’ medical institutions are more likely to conform to imported educational approaches and standards of practice which may not be appropriate in the host country (Ho et al. 2011). The quality of the medical institutions can be heavily compromised in Lim’s view (Lim 2008; Lum 2011). There are also serious concerns about the effect on the professionalism and attitudes of medical students in an environment of on ‘‘overemphasis the economic aspects of globalisation’’ (Hodges et al. 2009).



제약산업과 세계화

Globalisation and the pharmaceutical industry


약의 접근성이나 신약 개발의 우선권은 주로 제약산업의 손에 달려 있다.

The availability of drugs and priorities in developing new drug treatment is largely in the hands of the pharmaceutical industry. 


문제는 그 산업계가 이익을 중시하는 회사의 손 안에 있다는 것이다.

The problem, however, is that industry is largely dominated by for-profit companies. Marcia Angell (former Editor of the New England Journal of Medicine), in her book The Truth About the Drug Companies (and a previous article with the same title) makes a strong case for claiming that the industry is dominated by the profit motive (Angell 2004a,b; Hoey 2004). 


대형 제약회사 (약 10개 정도의 다국적 기업)는 어마어마한 부와 정치력을 가지고 있다.

Big Pharma – the collective name for 10 or more very large multinational companies – have enormous wealth and political power. The global pharmaceutical market was estimated 10 years ago at about US$20 billion per annum although, when all drug expenditure is taken into account, it can be as much as $400 billion (Angell 2004a,b). 


이러한 힘과 영향력의 영향은 세계화에 의해서 더 악회된다. 예컨대 호주에서는 제약회사들이 국가 기관의 결정에 항의하는 일이 있었다.

The concerns about the power and influence of drug companies are exacerbated by globalisation and the influence of companies across national borders. In Australia, for example, which has a well-established drug evaluation programme that limits the extent to which drugs can be subsidised by the national health system, drug companies have challenged decisions of the Pharmaceutical Benefits Advisory 


자유 무역 아래에서는 의원회의 결정의 제약된다. TPP는 이를 더 악화시킬 것이다.

Committee (e.g. in not admitting new drugs when an equivalent drug arguing that the generic was available) decisions are constraints on free trade (Quiggin 2010). There is further concern that a new Trans-Pacific Partnership will add to the pressure (Sheftalovich 2015).


John Le Carre의 소설에서 제약회사의 타락을 극적으로 그린 바 있다. 이는 많은 경우 실제와 다르지 않다.

Whilst John Le Carre´’s novel The Constant Gardener presented an extreme (fictional) account of corrupt behaviour by pharmaceutical companies, it is apparent that there have been many instances of corruption in reality (Groeger 2014).


또한 다국적 임상시험도 우려스러운 것 중 하나다. 다음의 이유로 인도는 국제적 임상시험의 매력적인 장소가 되었다.

There are also concerns about trans-national clinical trials of drugs (Lang & Siribaddana 2012). The availability of a large drug-naı¨ve patient population and well-trained medical professionals, coupled with sophisticated technological infrastructure, has made developing countries like India attractive destinations for conducting global clinical trials. Jayaraman (2004) reported that many clinical trials are conducted in a ‘‘rash and risky’’ manner, which raises questions about the professionalism of the investigators and their regulatory bodies.




제약산업의 힘 

The power of the pharmaceutical industry 


탐욕스러운 가격책정과 의심스러운 의료행위. 약값은 그 약을 만드는데 들어간 비용과 거의 관계가 없다.

The consequences of the global influence of drug companies are enormous. These include the growing cost of medical treatment, to which pharmaceutical products contribute the greatest proportion. Yet ‘‘prices are much higher for precisely the people who most need the drugs and can least afford them’’. Angell accuses the pharmaceutical industry of ‘‘rapacious pricing and other dubious practices’’ and claims that the ‘‘prices drug companies charge have little relationship to the costs of making the drugs and could be cut dramatically without coming anywhere close to threatening R&D’’ (Angell 2004a).



의과대학의 독립성

Independence of medical schools 


가장 우려되는 것은 의료전문직과 의과대학의 독립성이 훼손될 수 있다는 우려이다. 의과대학과 교육병원의 기풍(ethos)이 변화하고 있다. 의과대학은 제약산업에 연구와 많은 경우 자본 개발에 의존적이 되어가고 있다. 점차 독립성을 유지하기가 어렵다 

A principal concern is that the independence of the medical profession, and medical schools, have been compromised through their relationships with Big Pharma – a relationship which has ‘‘transformed the ethos of medical schools and teaching hospitals’’ (Angell 2004a). Medical schools have become dependent on the pharmaceutical industry to support research and, in many cases, for direct support in capital development. It becomes increasingly difficult to maintain independence, let alone a critical stance, at the risk of losing significant funding. And for many reasons, as Angell points out, there ‘‘has been a growing pro-industry bias in medical research – exactly where such bias doesn’t belong’’.



Conclusion


Globalisation has its benefits in creating a more cohesive world with more porous borders, but it has blurred the definition and practice of medical professionalism. Proponents of globalisa- tion argue that it allows poor countries and their citizens to develop economically and raise their standards of living. Harden (2006) suggests globalisation is the way to achieve the goals for higher education. Opponents of globalisation claim that the creation of an unfettered international free market has benefited multinational corporations in the Western world at the expense of local enterprises, local cultures and common people. Economic factors including payment models affect professionalism (Moser 2009; Collier 2012). In assessing globalisation’s effect on professionalism, there is a need for appraisal at the intrapersonal, interpersonal and institutional levels and for evaluation of its effect on society at large (Hodges et al. 2011). The medical profession must recapture for itself the critical function of what constitutes excellence (Heller 2012) and align the goals of the organisation, accountability and professionalism (Conway & Cassel 2012; Miles et al. 2013; Updegraff Marketing 2013).




 2015 Sep;37(9):850-5. doi: 10.3109/0142159X.2015.1045856. Epub 2015 Jun 15.

Globalisationeconomics and professionalism.

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  • 1a National University of Singapore , Singapore .
  • 2b University of Sydney , Australia.

Abstract

This paper presents an analysis of the effect of globalisation and attendant economic factors on the global practice of medicine, medical education, medical ethics and medical professionalism. The authors discuss the implications of these trends, citing case scenarios in the healthcare insurance, medical tourism, pharmaceutical industries, and the educational systems as well as in clinical practice, to illustrate the impact of globalisation andeconomics on professionalismGlobalisation, on the one hand, offers benefits for the global practice of medicine and for medical education. On the other, globalisation can have negative effects, particularly when the main driver is to maximise profitability across national boundaries rather than concern for human well-being. Appraising the effect of globalisation on professionalism involves assessing its effects at the intrapersonal, interpersonal, and institutional levels, and its effect on society at large.

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SDL - 개념과 맥락의 중요성 (Med Educ, 2005)

Self-directed learning – the importance of concepts and contexts

G C Greveson & J A Spencer





3학년 학생들이 온전히 자율적으로 학습하지 않으며, 또한 지지와 방향제시를 원한다는 결론을 내렸다. 온전히 혼자 하도록 내버려둬지는 것보다 지지와 방향제시가 있을 때 더 동기부여가 되고, 자신의 학습요구를 찾고 추구하는 것도 더 잘 한다는 것이다.

They concluded that their 3rd year students were rarely fully autonomous, and val- ued support and direction (organ- isational, affective and pedagogic), with which they became more motivated and apparently better able to identify and pursue their own learning needs than if left to their own devices.


'자기주도성'을 아우르는 구인이 있다는 것을 지지하지 않으며, 그 측정도구는 다양한 특성을 포괄하고 있음을 관찰했다. 또한 이것들이 SDL을 예측하는 것도 아니었다. 주된 결론은 SDLRS는 SDL과 관련된 특성을 측정하는데 약하다는 것이다.

They found no support for an overarching construct of self-direc- tedness, and observed that many of the characteristics comprising the instrument (for example, positive attitudes towards learning as tool for life) were not necessarily pre- dictive of SDL behaviour. Their main conclusion is that the SDLRS falls short of measuring character- istics that are claimed to be associ- ated with SDL.


Candy는 철학에 따라, 이념에 따라, 도구에 따라 SDL을 바라보는 다양한 관점이 있을 수 있을 수 있음을 지적하면서, 다양한 세팅에서는 서로 다른 함의를 가질 수 있음을 지적했다. 예컨대 Miflin 등은 SDL에 기반한 graduate medical course를 도입하는데 어려움이 있었다고 보고하면서, 이는 주로 교수와 학생에게 'SDL'에 대한 해석이 너무 다양했기 때문이라고 하였다.

Candy sug- gested there are several conceptu- ally distinct ways of viewing SDL, based on varying educational phi- losophies, from the ideological to the instrumental, which may have different implications for practice in different settings.3 For example, Miflin et al. reported the difficulties in implementing a graduate med- ical course based on the idea of SDL when there were many differ- ent interpretations of the concept amongst the teachers and students involved.4


Coffield는 너무 오랫동안 평생학습이 근거도 불충분하고, 연구도 잘 안되고, 이론도 없는 채로 방치되어왔다고 주장했다. SDL에 대해서도 같은 지적을 할 수 있다.

Yet Coffield caustically claimed that for too long life-long learning has remained an evidence-free zone, under-researched, under-theorised, unencumbered by doubt and unmoved by criticism .5 The same could probably be said of SDL.



Eva는 생소하지 못한 영역에서는 외부의 방향제시가 늘 필요하며, 따라서 학습자의 자기주도성을 길러야 한다는 주장의 타당성 기반에 대한 비판을 가했다. Schmidt는 전문직 진료에 있어서 SDL이 지나치게 과장되었다고 지적한다.

Eva claimed that exter- nal guidance would always be required for unfamiliar areas of practice, thus reducing the validity of the rhetoric around nurturing learners to be self-directed .8 Sch- midt put forward similar arguments for his claimthat the importance of SDL skills in professional practice had been overemphasised.6


인지주의자는 학습의 개인적, 개별적 특성을 강조한다. 그러나 Candy는 다르다. 

Cognitivists stress the private and individual nature of learning. However, Candy claims: 

The term self-direction has misled many into elevating the individual above the collective – but the nature of knowledge and learning inherently puts learners in relationship with others .3 


SDL의 위치는 심각하게 고려되어야 한다. Dorman의 연구는 임상의학에서의 학습이란 학습자와 환경의 상호작용의 결과물이라고 보았다.

The place of self-direction must be carefully considered, and Dornan’s research adds weight to the view that learning in clinical medicine is as much the product of an interaction between the learner and the environment as a private, individual process.


학습의 맥락이 고려되어야 한다. 자기주도성을 상대적으로 고정된 특성이라거나 측정가능한 특성으로 본 적이 있이며, 이것이 SDRLS의 개발에 깔린 가정이기도 하다. 그러나 많은 연구로부터 자기주도성 또는 그 동기는 맥락에 따라 다르다는 것이 보여진 바 있다.

The context of learning must also be considered. Self-directedness has been seen by some as a relat- ively stable trait or measurable personal attribute, the underlying assumption behind the develop- ment of tools such as the SDRLS. However, many authors3,9 argue that the ability and motivation to be self-directed varies with the context of learning. 

    • The subject matter; 
    • the social, cultural and educational setting; 
    • past experiences; 
    • self-concept; and 
    • relevant study skills 

all influence the extent to which self directedness is possible or likely.


그렇다면 SDL연구는 어떻게 되어야 할까? contextual factor를 더 고려해야 한다.

So, what of future research on SDL? As Candy, and Merriam & Caffar- ella3,9 have argued, it must take much more account of contextual factors, so that educators can con- sider how the findings may apply to their own situations.




Eva KW. On the generality of specificity. Med Educ 2003;37:587–8.







 2005 Apr;39(4):348-9.

Self-directed learning--the importance of concepts and contexts.

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SDL 교육, 평가, 정책 향상을 위해서는 이론이 필요하다 (Med Educ, 2011)

Theory is needed to improve education, assessment and policy in self-directed learning

Paul Mazmanian & Moshe Feldman






최근 연구결과를 보면 SDL 특이적 이론모델은 보건전문직의 교수, 학습, 정책을 가이드하는데 혼란을 주거나 중복되는 부분이 있는 듯 하다.

Recent studies1–3 suggest that a theoretical model unique to selfdirected learning (SDL) would help in making sense of confusing or overlapping concepts often used to guide teaching, learning and policy in the health professions.



예컨대 JeffSPLL의 originator인 Hojat 등은 평생학습과 SDL은 self- initiated learning behaviours, information-seeking skills and the ability to recognise one’s own learning needs.과 같은 공통점을 갖는다.

For example, Hojat et al.,4 originators of the Jefferson Scale of Physician Lifelong Learning (JeffSPLL), an instrument validated in use with practising doctors4 and with undergraduate medical students,5 indicate that lifelong learning and SDL share key concepts, including self- initiated learning behaviours, information-seeking skills and the ability to recognise one’s own learning needs.


그들은 SDL이 skill과 attitude에서는 전통적인 교육법과 비슷하게 효과적이며, 학습원을 찾는데 학습자가 참여한다면 더 효과적이라고 제시했다 .예컨대...

They suggest SDL may be as effective as traditional teaching in the skills and attitudes domains, and more effective when learners are involved in identifying their learning resources. For example, 

    • cognitive objectives might be achieved using written resources or panel discussions; 
    • behavioural objectives might be attained using role-play or case-based learning, and 
    • psychomotor objectives may be best fulfilled by role-play and simulation.1


의과대학 4학년생들에게 instructional objective에 대한 설명을 간단히 한 다음에 ECG예제를 정확한 해석과 기술된 설명과 함께 제공하였으나, 이들은 교수-학생 상호작용이 가능한 강의나 워크숍을 통해서 교육받은 학생들보다 그 성과가 낮았다. SDL그룹의 학생들은 instructor에게 질문할 기회가 없었던 것이다.

Year 4 medical students assigned to receive a brief introduction with instructional objectives, along with sample electrocardiograms (ECGs) with correct interpretations and written explanations, performed less well than those who received instruction delivered either as a lecture or as a workshop that involved faculty staff and student interaction. Students in the SDL group were given no opportunity to ask questions of their instructor.


Mahler 등은 독립적 학습에 참여하는 것이 의과대학생들에게 평생학습기술을 익히는데 중요하지만, 관리감독이 없다면 지식 향상은 미미했다고 주장한다.

Mahler et al.2 suggest that partici- pating in independent learning is necessary for medical students to acquire the skills of lifelong learning, but found that no super- vision led to smaller gains in knowledge.


Lefroy등이 보고한 두 번째 연구에 따르면 1학년 의과대학생들을 포커스그룹에 참여시키고 기본적 의사소통 기술 과정의 routine 평가에 참여시켰다. 이 연구의 rationale은 몇 가지 이론적 구인에 따른다.

The second study, reported by Lefroy et al.3, included two cohorts of Year 1 medical students involved in focus groups and a routine evaluation of their intro- ductory communications skills course. The rationale for the study asserts several theoretical con- structs, including, for example: 

  • ‘Self-directedness is important for adult learning in a group setting and learners should be encouraged to have choice and control whenever possible,’ and 
  • ‘Adult learners also value self-esteem and […] differ in their self-confidence, risk-taking, self-awareness (meta- cognition), mastery and performance goals, and […] these affect how individuals learn and how much support and challenge each requires.

이 연구에서 의과대학 1학년 학생은 SP의 감정 수준을 조절할 수 있는 권한이 있었다. 

In this study,3 Year 1 medical students were allowed to control the level of emotion expressed by simulated patients (SPs) in teach- ing sessions designed to prepare the students to manage emotions when interviewing real patients.


학생들은 다른 그룹원들이 지켜보는 가운데 SP인터뷰를 했고, 연구에 참여한 대부분의 학생은 감정수준을 조절할 수 있는 기회가 도움이 되었다고 했으나 다른 학생들은 이러한 조절 옵션이 불필요하거나 도움이 안 된다고 했다. 

Students interviewed SPs while being observed by the rest of their group, which comprised six or more of their peers. Most students in the study found the opportu- nity to increase or decrease the emotional intensity helpful, whether they were interviewing the SP and controlling the difficulty of the task, or observing others to see the different levels of emotion and to think about how they might empathise with the patient. Other students found the control option unnecessary or even unhelpful. Perspectives on comfort and challenge varied.


서로 물리고 물린 교육, 평가, 정책은 SDL에 대한 검증가능한 이론을 적용하는 것이 중요함을 보여준다.

The interlocking relationships of education, assessment and policy point to the importance of applyinga testable theory of SDL


Garrison과 Pilling-Cormick 은 3차원 모델을 제시한다.

Garrison9 and Pilling-Cormick and Garrison10 espouse a three-dimensional model of SDL in which:



1 educational self-management includes the use of learning materials within a context in which there is opportunity for sustained communication and opportunities to test and confirm understandings with others, which translate into increased responsibilities for the learner; 


self-monitoring includes the ability of learners to monitor both their cognitive and metacognitive processes, including the use of a repertoire of strategies to enable them to think about their thinking, and 


motivation involves what influences people to participate in or to enter into an SDL activity and how their attention is focused on the activity or task. Motivation and responsibility are inter-related and both are facilitated by collaborative control of the educational transaction.





 2011 Apr;45(4):324-6. doi: 10.1111/j.1365-2923.2011.03937.x.

Theory is needed to improve educationassessment and policy in self-directed learning.

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학부의학교육에서 포트폴리오를 활용한 SDL: 멘토의 관점 (Med Teach, 2013)

Promoting self-directed learning through portfolios in undergraduate medical education: The mentors’ perspective

SANDRIJN VAN SCHAIK, JENNIFER PLANT & PATRICIA O’SULLIVAN






Knowles는 SDL을 다음과 같이 정의했다. 

Knowles (1975) describes self-directed learning (SDL) as a process that involves 

    • diagnosing one’s learning needs, 
    • formulating learning goals, 
    • identifying resources for learning,
    • implementing appropriate learning strategies and 
    • evaluating learning outcomes. 


이에 의과대학은 다음과 같은 것을 강조한다.

Medical schools should therefore focus on producing lifelong, self-directed learners with skills related to 

    • monitoring, 
    • regulating and 
    • planning one’s own learning(Spencer & Jordan 1999; Quirk 2006) 

rather than solely encouraging acquisition of knowledge and clinical skills (Quirk 2006)



포트폴리오는 SDL의 과정을 돕기 위한 도구로서 떠오르고 있다. 포트폴리오는 근거를 모으고, 다양한 소스에서 피드백을 모으고, 학습자들이 자신들의 발전과정을 성찰하는 플랫폼이면서 학습요구를 진단하고 학슴고표와 계획을 만드는 것을 도와준다.

Portfolios have emerged as an educational tool in both undergraduate and graduate medical education to assist with the process of SDL. Portfolios allow for collection of evidence and feedback from various sources and function as a platform for learners to reflect on their progress, diagnose learning needs and create learning goals and plans (Van Tartwijk & Driessen 2009), 


SDL은 개인적 차원의 활동으로 보면 안된다. Knowles는 SDL이 성공하기 위해서는 교수의 촉진자적 역할이 필수적이라고 했다. 이러한 것에 맞물려 몇몇 연구는 포트폴리오의 성공은 적절한 멘토쉽에 달려있다고 했다. 교수개발은 필수적이나, 좋은 포트폴리오 멘토를 만들어주는 것이 무엇인지는 잘 모른다. Gans는 프트폴리오 멘토는 'mindful practice'의 롤모델이 되어야 한다고 했는데, 왜냐하면 포트폴리오의 주 목적은 성찰을 촉진하는 것이고, 성찰이란 SDL과 관련된 메타인지 기술이면서 실무를 바탕으로한 전문직의 학습에 필수적인 기술이기 때문이다. 유사하게 포트폴리오의 목적이 SDL을 촉진하는 것이라면 효과적인 포트폴리오 멘토는 SDL의 롤모델이어야 하며, 잠재한 구인을 확실히 쥐고 있어야 한다. 교수가 SDL과 관련된 기술에 대한 단일한 이해를 가지는지, 그리고 관련된 기술을 평소에 잘 쓰고 있는지는 연구된 바 없다.

SDL should not necessarily be seen as an individualistic activity, and several authors, including Knowles, have emphasized that a teacher or faculty member with a facilitating role is essential for successful SDL (Knowles 1975; Pilling-Cormick 1997). In concordance with this role for faculty in SDL, several studies suggest that the success of portfolios is dependent on adequate mentorship (Driessen et al. 2005; Dekker et al. 2009). Faculty development is deemed essential (Dekker et al. 2009), but little is known about what makes a good portfolio mentor. Gans (2009) has argued that a portfolio mentor should be a role model of ‘mindful practice’, since a major purpose of portfolios is to promote reflection, one of the main metacognitive skills associated with SDL and an essential skill for practice-based professional learning (Scho¨n 1987; Quirk 2006). Similarly, if the goal of a portfolio is to promote SDL, one can argue that effective portfolio mentors should be role models of SDL and have a solid grasp of the underlying construct. Whether faculty mentors have a unified understanding of SDL and its associated skills and routinely practice these skills themselves has not been explored.


온라인 포트폴리오

The portfolio utilized an on-line platform(Mahara open source e-portfolios, www.mahara.org). Students selected three of six competencies (adapted from the ACGME competencies) and reflected on their progress towards corresponding milestones provided for their level of training.




멘토의 역할 

Role of mentors 

Advisory college mentors were each assigned 1/8th of a class of 160 medical students. In the academic years prior to the implementation of the portfolio, faculty mentors met with students individually on at least an annual basis to review progress and any potential problems; the structure, focus and duration of these meetings were at the discretion of the mentor and student. After implementation, mentors reviewed students’ portfolios prior to one-on-one meetings, which occurred twice a year, and focused on discussion of the portfolio contents.


질적 분석

Qualitative analysis 

We analysed the data using a theory-driven approach to thematic analysis (Braun & Clarke 2006). Sandrijn van Schaik and Jennifer Plant read the first four randomly selected transcripts independently and created a list of initial codes. Through discussion, they then collapsed the initial list into one coding scheme, which they used to code all transcripts independently. They then discussed and reconciled differ- ences in coding for all transcripts. Subsequently, the primary investigator Sandrijn van Schaik identified major themes, which were reviewed by Jennifer Plant to ensure accuracy in comparison to the original data set and by Patricia O’Sullivan for internal consistency and coherency. We used HyperResearchTM for coding and qualitative data analysis.



멘토는 SDL를 서로 제각각 다르게 정의내리고 있다.

Theme 1: Mentors have varied definitions of SDL 


일부는 self-motivated learning이라 정의한다.

Mentors have quite variable definitions of SDL, with some mentors defining it as self-motivated learning: 


일부는 이니셔티브를 학습자 내부에 가지고 있는 것으로 생각하면서 process 이상의 의미를 갖는다고 본다.

Others, while acknowledging the self as the locus of initiative, described SDL more as a process: 


절반의 멘토가 자기성찰의 중요성을 언급했지만 효과적인 SDL을 위해 필요하다고 느끼는 skill과 자질은 비슷했다.

Although half of the mentors mentioned the importance of reflection, there was similar variability in the skills and attributes they felt are needed for effective SDL.

tenacity, enthusiasm, creativity, capacity to work hard, staying focused, determining and understanding resources, taking responsibility over one’s own learning and looking at long-term goals.



SDL은 의과대학생들에게 중요하며, 이들은 내재적으로 이런 능력이 있다.

Theme 2: SDL is important for medical students, who have innate abilities in this domain 


그 개념을 어떻게 정의하든 멘토는 SDL이 중요하다고 보았다. 이러한 맥락에서 멘토는 의과대학생들이 SDL능력을 내재하고 있다고 언급했다. 또한 많은 멘토들이 이 skill은 가르칠 수 있는 것이 아니라고 보았다.

Regardless of how they defined the concept, mentors saw SDL as important for students and physicians. In this context, mentors often mentioned that medical students have an innate ability for SDL and its associated skills. Many mentors felt that these skills cannot be taught: 


다른 멘토들은 사람들은 SDL에 대해서 서로 다르다고 언급했으나 한 명의 멘토는 SDL의 개념이 의과대학생들에게 생소한 것이라고 했다.

Others noted variability among people in this regard, whereas only one mentor thought the concept of SDL was foreign to medical students:



멘토 자신의 SDL은 서로 차이가 많으나 지식 격차와 습득에 대한 강조는 모두 강조한다.

Theme 3: Mentors own SDL is variable, but the emphasis is on knowledge gaps and acquisition 


멘토는 스스로의 SDL이 잘 조직화되어있다고 하진 않았으며, 대체로 지식적 측면에 맞춰져 있었다. 한 멘토는 성찰에 대해서 언급했다.

The approach the mentors themselves took to SDL was rarely organized and mostly focused on knowledge. One mentor mentioned reflection:


멘토는 스스로의 SDL도 가르치면서 동기부여가 된다고 했음.

Mentors mentioned that their own SDL is motivated by their teaching, as well as by issues that arise during patient care.



포트폴리오는 학생들의 SDL 활동과 멘토-학생 관계를 구조화하는데 도움을 준다.

Theme 4: The portfolio brings structure to students’ SDL activities and to the mentor–student relationship 


멘토들은 포트폴리오가 학생들의 자기평가, 자기성찰, SDL을 도와주며 포트폴리오를 기록의 도구, 정보공유의 도구로 사용하는 수단으로 보았다.

Mentors discussed that the portfolio helps students with self- assessment, reflection and SDL and saw the portfolio as an instrument for documentation and sharing of information that demonstrates progress.


몇몇 멘토는 포트폴리오가 학습자 주도로 이뤄져야 한다고 강조했다. 멘토는 포트폴리오 과정이 학생과의 관계를 변화시킨다고 하였으며, 미팅에 구조를 부여한다고 했다.

Several mentors emphasized that the portfolio should be learner driven. Mentors felt that the portfolio process changed their relationship with the students, and provided more structure to the meetings:


대부분의 멘토는 이러한 관계의 변화를 도움이 된다고 보았지만, 한 명의 멘토는 부정적인 결과도 언급했다. (미팅을 즐기기보다는 일로 보는 것 같다)

Most mentors perceived these changes in the relationship as beneficial, although one mentor saw a negative consequence as well:



학습계획은 학생들이 공부해야 하는 것에 대한 구체적 계획을 제공한다.

Theme 5: A learning plan provides a concrete plan of action for what a student needs to work on 


멘토들은 일관되게 학습꼐획을 구체적인 행동계획으로 보았고, 학생들이 이를 따라야 한다고 보았다.

Mentors had a fairly uniform understanding of the learning plan as a concrete plan of action for what a student needs to work on.



학생들이 포트폴리오를 활용하는 수준은 다양했다.

Theme 6: Students level of engagement with the portfolio is variable 


학생들이 포트폴리오에 넣는 내용은 매우 다양했는데, 멘토는 학생들이 포트폴리오의 가치를 알지 못하고 '바쁜 일'정도로 본다고 우려를 표했다. 일부는 학생들이 포트폴리오가 자신의 이후 교육에 어떻게 관계되는지에 대한 명확한 인식이 없는 태도를 문제로 보았다.

The students’ entries in the portfolio were variable, and mentors expressed concerns that students did not value the portfolio but saw it as ‘busy work’. Some attributed the students’ attitude to lack of a clear perception howthe portfolio fits into the rest of their education.


다른 사람들은 학습 계획으로서의 자기성찰을 인위적인것이라 보았고, 특히 이것은 자기성찰이 지금 의학교육 문화의 한 부분이 아니기 때문이라고 보있다. (부모님하고 성관계에 대해서 이야기하는 것과 친구들과 성관계에 대해 이야기하는 것의 차이와 같다.)

Others commented that the reflection required as part of the learning plan felt artificial, especially since reflection is not (yet) part of the current culture of medical education. It’s like talking about sex with your parents versus your friends.




멘토들은 SDL에 대해 다양한 정의를 내리고 있었다. 물론 일부는 Knowles가 말한 내용을 포함하고 있긴 했다. 이러한 사실이 놀랍지 않은데, 문헌에서도 SDL에 대해서 다양한 용어가 언급되기 때문이다. 여러 용어들은 관련된 개념들을 다루고 있지만, 그 경계가 명확하지 않다. 이는 평생학습과 SDL에 대해서 특히 더 그런데, 의학교육문헌에서 서로 interchangeably 사용되고 잇다. 전문기관들은 '평생학습'이란 용어를 활용하고 있으며, 여러 전문과에서 certification을 유지하는 조건으로 요구한다.

Mentors had variable definitions of SDL, although many included elements from the description offered by Knowles (1975). This lack of a uniform definition is not surprising considering the confusion that exists in the literature: a variety of terms including SDL, lifelong learning, self-regulation, self- determination and metacognition are used to describe related concepts with significant overlap but often unclear boundaries to distinguish between them (Candy 1991; Quirk 2006; Mazmanian & Feldman 2011). This is particularly true for lifelong learning and SDL, two terms frequently used inter- changeably in the medical education literature (Mazmanian & Feldman 2011). Professional organizations have embraced the term ‘lifelong learning’, and documentation of the process is now required for maintenance of certification in many specialties (Batmangelich & Adamowski 2004).


SDL의 초점은 지식 습득 활동에 주로 맞춰져 있었다. 

  • 이는 Hojat이 평생학습에 사용한 개념과 비슷한데, 
  • 반대로 Campbell 등은 평생학습을 CPD와 동일한 것으로 보았고, 역량 바탕의 모델을 제시하면서 구체적인 활동보다는 학습 전략의 차원에서 강조하였다. 
  • SDL에 대한 다른 모델은 Li 등이 제시한 것으로 지식에 덜 초점을 맞추고 메타인지적 과정(자기성찰, 목표설정, 계획개발, 향상 평가)에 두었다. 
  • Mazmanian은 SDL의 독특한 통합적 모델이 필요하다고 하였다.

The focus tends to be on activities aimed at knowledge acquisition, which is consistent with the conceptualization of lifelong learning used by Hojat et al. (2003). In contrast, Campbell et al. (2010) equate lifelong learning to continuing professional development, and describe a model that is competency based and emphasizes strategies for learning rather than specific activities. Another model for ‘self-directed lifelong learning’ conceptualized by Li et al. (2010) focuses less on knowledge and more on metacognitive processes, such as self-reflection, goal generation, plan development and progress assessment. Mazmanian has argued that a unique and unified theoretical model for SDL is required to support research of best practices for instruction and assessment around SDL (Mazmanian & Feldman 2011).


이러한 상황은 Krupat 등이 비판적 사고에 대해서 지적한 것과 비슷하다. 의사에게 필요한 것이라 모두들 생각하지만, process인지 skill인지 innate quality인지에 대한 정의가 다양하다.

This situation appears to be analogous to the one described by Krupat et al. (2011) regarding critical thinking: it is uniformly seen as essential for clinicians but variably defined as either a process, a skill or innate quality.


유사하게, SDL의 구인에 대한 명확하고 공통된 이해가 멘토의 교육능력을 향상시킬 것이고, 교수개발의 초점이 되어야 한다.

Similarly, a clear and shared understanding of the construct of SDL may enhance mentors’ ability to teach students SDL skills, and this should be an explicit focus of faculty development offered to mentors.


SDL이 가르칠 수 있는 skill이라는 것에 대해서는 논란이 많은데, 많은 멘토들은 이것이 학생들에게 내재한 특성이라고 주장한다. 그러나 이것은 학생들이 포트폴리오에 넣는 내용과 그 수준이 다양하다는 관찰 결과와 상충한다. Critical thinking에 대해서도 비슷한 패러독스가 존재하는데, 대부분의 교수들이 critical thinking을 습득한 기술이라 보았지만, 막상 실폐 사례를 접하면 critical thinking을 못하는 것을 기술이 부족해서가 아니라 그런 기질 때문이라고 평가했다. 

The notion that SDL skills can be taught is not without controversy since many mentors argued that these are inherent to the student population they mentor. This seems at odds with their observation that students’ entries in the portfolio were of variable quality.


SDL과 CT가 모두 내재적 능력과 습득한 기술을 필요로 하는 것으로 보이며, 흔히 관찰되는 패러독스는 교수들의 이해 부족에 의한 것으로 보인다.

It is likely that both SDL and critical thinking require a combination of innate abilities and acquired skills, and that the observed paradox in each instance is the result of faculty members’ incomplete understanding of the underlying constructs.


일부 멘토는 포트폴리오와 SDL이 아직 문화의 한 부분이 아니라 지적하며, 학생들이 포트폴리오의 가치를 알게 하려면 문화의 한 부분이 되어야 한다고 언급했다. 

A few mentors hypothesized that the portfolio and SDL are not yet part of the culture, and that this would need to happen for the students to appreciate the value: 

‘It shouldn’t just be a twice a year put a learning plan in your portfolio because it’s constant self-improvement. If it’s part of the culture, it’s integrated from day one, they see it modeled in their faculty and in their fellow students, it’s wonderful to them’. [ACM04]


교육과정을 변화시켜서 문화를 바꾸려는 노력이 SDL에 국한된 것은 아니다. 프로페셔널리즘은 그러한 또 다른 분야이다. 이를 위해서는 교수개발을 통해서 교수들이 공통된 개념을 가지고 그 모델에서 기대하는 바가 무엇인지 알게 해야 한다. 

This perceived need for culture change to make curriculum effective is not be unique to SDL; professionalism is another area for which creating a culture in which faculty practice what they preach is felt to be essential in order to get learners engaged (Stern 1998; Coulehan 2005; Brainard & Brislen 2007). This requires faculty development to ensure that faculty have a shared definition and know what they are expected to model (Steinert et al. 2005), but also a culture change within institutions and organizations to create an environment that embraces the principles of what is being taught (Lesser et al. 2010).



The faculty mentors in our study varied in their own approach to SDL and there was remarkably little congruency between how each individual mentor defined SDL and how she/he described her or his own process and only one appeared to have a structured approach. Since SDL is thought to be essential for the lifelong learning process, all physicians are expected to engage in, this creates a gap between the official curriculum and what learners encounter in the so- called hidden curriculum or what they actually encounter in the workplace where much of their learning occurs (Hafferty 1998). As with professionalism, this gap may have detrimental effects on learners’ motivation and ability to develop into effective self-directed learners. While faculty development of mentors was part of the portfolio implementation at our institution, this was limited to instruction regarding reflection and learning plans, explanation of the portfolio process and the role of the portfolio in SDL. There were no expectations regarding mentors’ own SDL and the mentors were not required to engage with the portfolio outside of their mentor- ing role, and this may create significant limitations for their effectiveness as portfolio mentors.






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 2013;35(2):139-44. doi: 10.3109/0142159X.2012.733832. Epub 2012 Oct 26.

Promoting self-directed learning through portfolios in undergraduate medical education: the mentors'perspective.

Author information

  • 1University of California San Francisco, San Francisco, CA 94143-0106, USA. vanschaiks@peds.ucsf.edu

Abstract

BACKGROUND:

Medical students need to acquire self-directed learning (SDL) skills for effective lifelong learningPortfolios allow learners to reflect on their progress, diagnose learning needs and create learning plans, all elements of SDL. While mentorship is deemed to be essential for successful portfolio use, it is not known what constitutes effective mentorship in this process. In-depth understanding of the SDL construct seems a prerequisite.

AIMS:

The aim of this study was to examine how portfolio mentors perceive and approach SDL.

METHODS:

Interviews with faculty members who mentored medical students in portfolio were audio-recorded, transcribed and analysed for themes.

RESULTS:

Eight mentors participated. Qualitative analysis revealed six major themes around mentors' definitions of SDL, their perception of innate SDL abilities of medical students, their own approach to SDL, their understanding of the value of learning plans, their perceptions of students' engagement with the portfolio and the impact of the portfolio process on the mentoring relationship.

CONCLUSIONS:

This study revealed tensions between mentors' beliefs regarding the importance of SDL, their own approach to SDL and their perceptions of students' SDL skills. Based on our analysis of these tensions, we recommend both explicit faculty development and institutional culture change for successful integration of SDL in medical education.

PMID:
 
23102105
 
[PubMed - indexed for MEDLINE]


SDL 준비도: 의과대학생을 위한 새로운 척도의 타당도 (Med Teach, 2009)

Readiness for self-directed learning: Validation of a new scale with medical students

GRAHAM D. HENDRY & PAUL GINNS




간단히 정의하자면, 무엇을 어느 정도 깊이로 어느 정도 폭으로 학습할지 결정하는 것이 SDL이다. 이것은 사회적 맥락에서 결정되며, 의사결정과정과 메타인지 사고를 필요로 한다. 보건의료인 교육에서 SDL은 졸업역량으로 요구되는데, 보건전문직은 지속적으로 전문직으로 일하는 내내 지식을 습득하고 최신 지견을 업데이트 해야 하기 때문이다.

Defined simply, the process of deciding what to learn to what depth and breadth is self-directed learning (SDL); it occurs in a social context and includes decision making and metacognitive thinking (Candy 1991; Schmidt 2000). In health professional education, SDL ability is seen as a desirable graduate attribute, because health professionals ought to be able to continue learning and updating their knowledge into their careers (Williams 2004; Greveson & Spencer 2005).


일부 연구자들은 SDL을 자율과 자기실현을 포함하는 것을 포괄해서 넓게 본다. 종합적으로 보면 이것은 학습과정에 학습자가 통제권을 갖는 것이다. SDL을 개인적인 기저영역으로 보는 경우도 있다. 모든 학생들이 충분히 SDL기술을 가지고 있지 않으며, 스스로 어느 정도까지 공부할지 결정하는 것을 좋아하지는 않는다는 근거가 있다. 일부 학습자들은 교수자에 의존해서 교육목표와 학습계획을 결정해주는 것을 선호한다.

For some authors SDL also refers to a broader process that encompasses autonomy and self-actualization; overall, it means learner control over the process of learning (Kaufman et al. 2000). SDL is also seen as an underlying personal dimension (Greveson & Spencer 2005). There is evidence that not all students are equally well skilled and/or willing to make decisions about what to learn to what depth and breadth. Some learners prefer to rely on their teachers to take most of the responsibility for determining learning objectives and planning study (O’Shea 2003).


최근 SDL준비도에 대한 새로운 척도가 개발되었고 간호학교육에서 타당도를 검증한 바 있다. Fisher 등은 11명의 간호교육자들을 델파이 기술로 면담해서 SDL에 대한 동기, 기술, 태도를 측정하는 93개의 문항의 적절성을 평가하였다. 

Recently, a new readiness for SDL scale has been developed and validated in nursing education (Fisher et al. 2001). Fisher and co-workers first interviewed a panel of 11 nurse educators using the Delphi technique to assess the suitability of a bank of 93 items purporting to measure the motivations, skills and attributes of self-directed learners. 

Two rounds of this technique, and item exclusion based on examination of inter-item correlations, resulted in a subset of 42 items. These were administered to a sample of 201 undergraduate nursing students, with exploratory factor analysis suggesting three underlying factors: self-management, desire for learning and self-control. 


이 새로운 SDLRS 척도는 의학교육과정에서 타당도가 평가된 바 없다. 

This new self-directed learning readiness scale (SDLRS) has not been validated for use in medical education curricula. For Fisher and co-workers ‘self-directed learning can be defined in terms of ... The degree of control the learner is willing to take over their own [...this learning degree of control] will depend on their attitude, abilities and personality characteristics’ (p. 516).


Fisher의 세가지 요인과 비교하였다.

The extracted factors were compared with the three-factor structure obtained by Fisher et al. (2001). As described above, Fisher et al. (2001) extracted three factors: 

    • ‘Self-management’, 
    • ‘Desire for learning’ and 
    • ‘Self-control’. 

여기서 도출된 요인들

On the basis of item clusters, we labelled the emergent factors in the present study as follows: 

    • ‘Critical self-evaluation’, 
    • ‘Learning self-efficacy’, 
    • ‘Self-determination’ and 
    • ‘Effective organization for learning’. 


Table 1 gives summary details of the four factors, including the two items with the strongest factor loadings for each factor, the number of items, and Cronbach’s (1951) estimate of internal consistency.



연구의 한계는 자료가 긍정적인 방향으로 skew 되어있을 수 있다는 점

The limitations of this study are that our data was positively skewed: students rated themselves as highly ready for engaging in SDL, and this may reflect over-confidence in their SDL ability at the beginning of their course. It may be that students who self-select and are successful at gaining entry to PBL medical programmes are more confident in their SDL ability than students who enrol in traditional courses.


비록 성취도에 차이가 없더라도 학생들은 전통적인 방식보다 PBL에서 SDL을 더 잘한다. PBL에서 SRL을 더 잘하는 학생의 성취도가 더 높았다. PBL은 효과적으로 SDL을 하게끔 해준다. 그러나 이러한 긍정적인 결과는 self-selection의 결과일 수도 있다. 

Recent research shows that students are indeed more self-directed or in their learning – able to self-regulated manage their study time, set learning goals and monitor their learning – in PBL than in traditional medical programmes, although there are no differences in students’ achievement between these programmes (Lycke et al. 2007). Better self- regulated learning in a PBL programme results in higher achievement (Van Den Hurk 2006). It seems that in a PBL context students are capable of effectively directing their learning, whereas in a traditional course, teachers accomplish the same goal but without students acquiring SDL skills. However, the positive results associated with PBL may be partly due to self-selection of students with higher SDL readiness into PBL programmes. Ho and Tani (2007) found that students in a ‘scenario’ or case-based traditional under- graduate medical programme (including over 50% in first year) preferred teacher directed learning rather than SDL. 



Greveson GC, Spencer JA. 2005. Self-directed learning – the importance of concepts and contexts. Med Educ 39:348–349.








 2009 Oct;31(10):918-20. doi: 10.3109/01421590802520899.

Readiness for self-directed learningvalidation of a new scale with medical students.

Author information

  • 1University of Sydney, Australia. grahamh@gmp.usyd.edu.au

Abstract

BACKGROUND:

Students in higher education are expected to make decisions about the depth and breadth of their study, and so self-direct theirlearningStudents vary in their willingness or readiness to engage in self-directed learning (SDL).

AIM:

This study examines the factorial validity of a new instrument, the Self-Directed Learning Readiness Scale (SDLRS) to measure readiness for SDL in medical students.

METHOD:

Exploratory factor analysis was conducted to determine the factor structure of the SDLRS for a sample of 232 first-year students in a hybrid problem-based learning (PBL) medical programme.

RESULTS:

Estimates of internal consistency (Cronbach's alpha) were obtained for extracted factors that were compared with the three-factor structure obtained in a previous study of nursing students. Four factors 'Critical self-evaluation', 'Learning self-efficacy', 'Self-determination' and 'Effective organization for learning' all showed suitable levels of reliability.

CONCLUSIONS:

A revised 38 item SDLRS is a valid measure of medical studentsreadiness to direct their own learning in a hybrid PBL programme.

PMID:
 
19877864
 
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의학교육에서의 학습자 중심 접근법 (BMJ, 1999)

Learner centred approaches in medical education

John A Spencer, Reg K Jordan




전통적인 교수자 중심 접근법에서 학생 중심 접근법으로의 변화는 학생들이 자신의 배우는 것에 대한 책임이 강조되며, 가르치는 교수자에서 학습의 촉진자로 선생님의 역할 변화를 요구한다.

The pedagogic shift from the traditional teacher centred approach, in which the emphasis is on teachers and what they teach, to a student centred approach, in which the emphasis is on students and what they learn, requires a fundamental change in the role of the educator from that of a didactic teacher to that of a facilitator of learning.3


SDL의 핵심 요소

Box 1—Key elements of self directed learning 


The learner takes the initiative for: 

• Diagnosing learning needs 

• Formulating goals 

• Identifying resources 

• Implementing appropriate activities 

• Evaluating outcomes


성인학습의 원리

Box 2—Principles of adult learning 


Adults are motivated by learning that: 

 Is perceived as relevant 

• Is based on, and builds on, their previous experiences 

• Is participatory and actively involves them 

• Is focused on problems 

• Is designed so that they can take responsibility for their own learning 

• Can be immediately applied in practice 

• Involves cycles of action and reflection 

• Is based on mutual trust and respect




SDL에서 학생은 다음과 같은 것을 한다.

Self directed learning is when students take the initiative for their own learning: 

    • diagnosing needs, 
    • formulating goals, 
    • identifying resources, 
    • implementing appropriate activities, and 
    • evaluating outcomes. 

The key features of self directed learning (box 1) concord with the principles of adult learning4 (box 2) and the findings of research in cognitive psychology.5


SDL은 능동적 과정이다. 1970년대에 처음 제시된 학습에 대한 심층적 접근법(deep approach)를 권장한다. 심층 학습은, 표면 학습과 반대되는 말로서, 이해를 위한 적극적 탐색을 말한다. 표면 학습은 학생들이 배운 것을 재생산하는 것에 그친다. 학생들이 학습에 대한 접근법은 - 그것이 표면이든 심층이든 - 학습 성과의 질을 결정하는 중요한 요인이다.

Self directed learning is an active process. It encourages the adoption of the deep approach to learning first described in the mid 1970s. Deep learning, as opposed to surface learning, is an active search for understanding. Surface learning merely encourages students to reproduce what has been learnt.6 Research has identified the student’s approach to learning—surface or deep—as the crucial factor in determining the quality of learning outcomes.7


SDL은 의학교육의 연속체에서 가장 효과적인 접근법으로 제시되고 있으며, 특히 이는 학습이 경험을 기반으로 할 때, 그리고 새로운 지식과 이해가 개개인별로 개인과 전문가로서의 맥락에 통합된다.

Self directed learning is suggested as the most efficacious approach for the continuumof medical educa- tion, particularly when learning is based on experi- ence, and new knowledge and understanding can be integrated into the personal and professional context of the individual.8


PBL에 대한 universal한 정의는 없으며, 이러한 개념적 모호함이 그것의 철학과 실제 운영에 모두 존재한다. 예컨대 Problem-based라는 말은 PBL이라는 교육법과 동시에 교육과정의 철학이 무엇인가에 대한 것을 모두 의미한다. 이것은 평가, 연구, 프로그램간 비교에 상당한 영향을 준다. 그러나 PBL은 일반적으로 학생들이 특정 문제에 대한 이슈를 찾고, 기저의 개념과 원칙을 이해해가는 교육 전략을 의미한다. 초점은 항상 "설명이 필요한 현상"을 중심으로 구성되고 기술된 문제에 있다.

There is no universal definition for problem basedlearning, and a “conceptual fog” prevails regardingboth its philosophy and practice—the term is used, forexample, to describe both an educational method anda curricular philosophy.15 This has important implica-tions for evaluation, research, and comparisons of pro-grammes.16 However, problem based learning isgenerally understood to mean an instructional strategyin which students identify issues raised by specificproblems to help develop understanding about under-lying concepts and principles. The focus is usually awritten problem comprising “phenomena that needexplanation.”17 



Development of problem based learning 

PBL의 적용은 새로운 것이 아니며, 1889년에 "multiple working hypotheses"가 등장했다. 교육이론가인 듀이는 학생들에게 실제 삶에서의 문제를 제시하고, 그 문제를 풀기 위한 정보를 찾도록 도와줘야 한다고 했다. 이후에 다른 연구에서 학생들에게 이미 만들어진 문제에 대한 답을 주는 것은 학습에 "명백히 비효과적"이다라는 것을 보여줬다. 1960년대 후반 McMaster는 최초로 PB 의학 교육과정을 선도했으며, Maastricht가 1974년에 그 뒤를 이었다. 150개의 의과대학이 PB curriculum을 사용중이다.

The application of problem based approaches in edu- cation is not new. In 1889 a method known as “multiple working hypotheses” was advocated.20 Dewey, one of the educational theorists of the early part of this century, recommended that students should be presented with real life problems and then helped todiscover the information required to solve them. Later,other workers showed that giving students ready madesolutions for problems was “manifestly ineffective” forlearning.21 In the late 1960s, McMaster medical schoolin Ontario pioneered the first completely problembased medical curriculum, with Maastricht following in1974 as the first in Europe. Around 150 medicalschools worldwide (some 10% of the total) haveadopted problem based curriculums



Maastricht의 PBL 일곱 단계

Box 3—Maastricht “seven jump” sequence for problembased learning 


1 Clarify and agree working definitions and unclear terms and concepts 

2 Define the problems; agree which phenomena need explanation 

3 Analyse the problem(brainstorm) 

4 Arrange possible explanations and working hypotheses 

5 Generate and prioritise learning objectives 

6 Research the learning objectives 

7 Report back, synthesise explanations, and apply newly acquired information to the problem



PBL은 다음과 같이 정의되며 관련 영역은 다음과 같다.

Problem based learning can be seen as “a systematic attempt to apply findings of cognitive psychology to educational practice.”17 Relevant areas include: 

    • activation of prior knowledge (a major determinant of what can be learnt); 
    • learning in context (enhancing transfer of knowledge); 
    • elaboration of knowledge (enhancing subsequent retrieval); and 
    • fostering of competence by an inquisitive style of learning.22 
PBL은 임상추론의 발달과 관련이 깊으며, 소위 (환자의 프로토타입)이라 할 수 있는 illness script를 습득하는 과정이다. 그러나 PBL을 통해서 generic problem solving이 향상된다는 근거는 없다.
Problem based learning fits with what is known about the development of clinical reasoning and the process by which so called “illness scripts”— cognitive structures describing the features of “proto­ typical” patients—are acquired.23 There is no evidence, however, that generic problem solving skills are enhanced through problem based learning.



PBL의 장점

Box 4—Advantages of problembased learning 


• Promotes deep, rather than surface, learning 

• Enhances and retains self directed skills 

• Learning environment is more stimulating 

• Promotes interaction between students and staff 

• Promotes collaboration between disciplines—for example, basic and clinical scientists 

• More enjoyable for students and teachers 

• Promotes retention of knowledge 

• Improves motivation


PBL의 장점은 위와 같으나 다른 교육과정 혁신의 장점과 뚜렷히 구분되지는 않는다. 그러나 Maudsley는 PBL이 유래없는 검증으로부터 살아남았음을 강조하였다. 그러나 단점이 없는 것은 아니며 시작시 드는 비용과 유지에 드는 비용, 스테프들의 시간 투자, 학생과 스테프의 스트레스 증가, 상대적 비효율성, (기초)과학의 축소, 사이즈가 크거나 열정적이지 않을 때 지식 습득의 어려움 등이 있다. Finucane 등은 장점과 단점을 균형있게 고려해야 한다고 했으며, 그러나 아직 PBL교육과정을 거친 학생이 장기적으로 더 낫다는 근거가 부족하다.

Some of these benefits may be indiscernible fromthose related to other concurrent curricular innovations. Maudsley, however, considers problem based learning to have survived unprecedented scrutiny.15 Several dis- advantages have also been identified including the costs for starting up and maintenance,27 excessive demands on staff time,29 increased stress on both students and staff,27 relative inefficiency,25 reduced sciences,26 and acquisition of knowledge of basic implementation difficulties when class sizes are large or where there is a broad lack of enthusiasm for the approach.25 Finucane and colleagues provide a balanced consideration of the advantages and disad- vantages of adopting a curriculum for problem based learning.28 There is as yet no evidence that graduates of problem based programmes make better—or worse— doctors in the long term.



혼합 접근법의 좋은 예시는 guided discovery learning이라 불리는 Newcastle과 Dundee에서 찾아볼 수 있다. 

The better examples of this mixed approach, such as that adopted by Newcastle and Dundee,30 may be described as a form of guided discovery learning. The key features are learning how to learn through the process of discovery and the exploration of knowledge, coupled with the responsibility of the learner to master the content needed for understanding (box 5).


Box 5—Key features of guided discovery learning 

 A context and frame for student learning through the provision of learning outcomes 

• Learners have responsibility for exploration of content necessary for understanding through self directed learning 

• Study guides are used to facilitate and guide self directed learning 

• Understanding is reinforced through application in problemoriented, task based, and work related experiences


여기서 학습가이드는 학생들의 학습을 도와주기 위한 수단이다. 이 학습가이드는 교수들이 자기주도학습을 도와주는 도구이기도 하다. 학생을 가이드하는 동시에 스스로의 학습을 관리하도록 적극적 참여를 하게 하는 도구이다. 

In this context a study guide is an aid designed to assist students with their learning. The study guide is the main tool by which staff support self directed study—guiding the learners while at the same time ensuring active involvement in the management of their own learning.31 


좋은 학습 가이드의 요건

A good study guide 

    • indicates what should be learned by specifying learning outcomes, 
    • helps students to set their own objectives and plan their learning, 
    • identifies appropriate learning resources and advises on their use, and 
    • provides opportunities for students to assess their own competence. 


학습가이드의 적절한 활용으로 의사소통을 향상시킬 수 있으며, 과도한 교수-학생 접촉을 줄여줄 수도 있다. 

Properly used, study guides improve communication and can provide guidance like a good tutor but without the need for excessive staff-student contact. Interactive electronic versions of study guides on the world wide web have also been developed, usu- ally in the form of notes.32



교수개발에 대한 함의

This has major implications in terms of staff development, with the recognition that changing a curriculum and keeping it going are unlikely to be effective if teachers are not able to take on new roles. Such development needs to take place at all levels from the institutional to the individual.35 Barriers include the perennial problems of conflict with service provision and the “research first” culture that prevails in most medical schools, and the underresourcing of faculty development.







 1999 May 8;318(7193):1280-3.

Learner centred approaches in medical education.

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아일랜드 의전원생들의 임상술기 관련 SDL의 성과 (BMC Med Educ, 2015)

Outcomes of Irish graduate entry medical student engagement with self-directed learning of clinical skills 

Deirdre McGrath*, Louise Crowley, Sanath Rao, Margaret Toomey, Ailish Hannigan, Lisa Murphy and Colum P Dunne



평생학습

Life-long learning is an on-going process, which leads to “systematic acquisition, renewal, upgrading and completion of knowledge, skills and attitudes”; its success depends on learners’“increasing ability and motivation to engage in self-directed learning (SDL) activities” [1]. 


SDL의 개념

The concept of SDL was first outlined in the context of adult learning [2] and was defined as “ a process in which individuals take the initiative…in diagnosing their learning needs, formulating goals, identifying …resources for learning, choosing and implementing appropriate learning strategies, and evaluating learning outcomes”.


SDL 정의가 일관되지 않다.

In the context of medical education, there is inconsistency in how SDL is defined [3,4] 


초기의 불확실성에도 불구하고 SDL은 다양한 임상과에서 평생학습을 강조하는 수단으로 많이 사용되었다.

Despite some initial uncertainty [4,5], SDL has been proposed as a means of emphasising the importance of life-long learning, particularly in the context of professional competence for medical professionals across many disciplines


최근 수십년간 여러 의과대학들이 PBL을 교육전략으로 도입하였다. 비교적 새로운 접근법이기에 많은 연구가 되었지만, PBL에 대한 일관된 정의가 부족하고, 양질의 연구가 적어서 얼마나 활용되고 있는가를 이야기하긴 어렵ㄴ다.

In recent decades, medical schools are incorporating the educational strategy of Problem-based Learning (PBL) into their curricula to a lesser or greater extent. As it is a relatively innovative approach, much research has been done on PBL. However, due to lack of consistent definitions of PBL, and limited research of high quality, it is difficult to determine just how widespread its use is [14].



의과대학에서 일반적인 임식술기 교육 진행. 보여주고, 연습하고, 실제로 하고, 피드백 받고, 연습하고.

In medical schools, clinical skills training tends to occur in standardized, controlled and safe learning environments conducive to students

    • being shown what to do, 
    • practicing (where possible) on models, simulated patients or one another, 
    • performing (skills) under close supervision, 
    • obtaining feedback, and then 
    • practicing the skill with increasingly distant supervision until they are ‘licensed’ to perform the skill independently” [21]. 


임상교사를 충분히 모집하는 것이 어렵고, 비용이 많이 든다. 임상교육과 졸업후교육에서도 SDL 접근법이 매력적으로 다가온다.

However, recruitment of sufficient, relatively expensive, clinical teachers can be problematic and as students need to practise skills with increasingly distant supervision, SDL approaches to clinical skills training have become attractive and have expanded beyond the boundaries of effective pre-clinical teaching [22] into clinical and post graduate training.


아일랜드의 ULGEMS에서 이뤄진 연구이다. 

This study was completed at an exclusively graduate-entry medical school (ULGEMS) established at the University of Limerick, Ireland in 2007 [28,29]. Previous reports have described the progress of this school and the academic de- velopment of its students [30,31].



SDL에 대한 기록은 전자 SDL 예약기록 활용(후향적)

A retrospective analysis of the extent of student engagement with SDL was performed using the retained electronic records of SDL bookings for the academic years beginning September 2008-2010.


단면조사

A cross-sectional survey of all medical students in the school (two pre-clinical years and two clinical years, n = 358 registered between 2008 and 2010) was carried out in 2012. Students were contacted by email and provided a link to the Survey MonkeyTM online study instrument and to a concise, unbiased explanation of the survey topic. Participation was voluntary and anonymous. The first question of the survey asked students to confirm that they consented to the study.


주관식 문항 분석

Data were downloaded from Survey Monkey™ software to an electronic data file. Free text comments were analysed independently by two reviewers (LC, AH) to identify emergent themes. Researchers then met, discussed the themes emerging from the data, identified dominant themes and reached agreement around the clustering of themes into categories.










임상기술 교육에서 SDL을 적용하거나 효과성이 있을 것인가에 대한 많은 논이가 있었다. 본 연구에서 참여자는 다양한 배경을 가진 의전원 학생들이었는데 매 해 지날수록 임상술기 SDL에 대한 참여가 감소하는 것이 확인되었다.

There has been considerable discussion as to the applicability and efficacy of self-directed learning of clinical skills [21], allied to recognition of the challenges associated with students having the requisite self-awareness to take responsibility for determining their own learning needs and, indeed, the readiness of students to assume that role [34]. In this study, the participants were exclu- sively graduate entry medical students but from diverse primary degree disciplines and with varying levels of post-graduate experience. Despite variations in the com- position of student classes beginning medical studies in 2008, 2009 and 2010, and the assumed attitudinal differ- ences towards didactic and self-directed learning that such variation may bring, a year on year decline in en- gagement with clinical skills SDL was noted (Table 1).


이러한 결과는 시뮬레이션과 임상상황에서의 불일치 때문일 수 있다. 이는 주관식 응답에서도 확인되었다. 또한 참여가 감소한 것은 각 학년의 학생 수가 늘어나면서 SDL 실습실에 대한 접근이 제한되었기 때문일 수도 있다.

This could be interpreted as being reflective of disparity between simulation in medical teaching and practice in a supervised clinical setting, as reported elsewhere [18], which also emerged as a theme from the free text com- ments of students. This decline in engagement may also be as a result of increasing student numbers in each co- hort and reduced access to the SDL labs, another theme that emerged from students’ free text comments.


그러나 본 연구에서 SDL에 참여한 것이 대부분 항목에서 OSCE 수행능력을 높여주는 것으로 나오지 않았는데, 이는 학생들의 지도해주는 사람이 없는 상태에서 실수나 불확실한 부분이 더 악화되었을 수 있다. 혹은 SDL에 오는 학생이 이미 학업적으로 우수하지 못해서일 수도 있다. 

However, our analysis did not indicate any statistically significant effect of SDL engagement on OSCE performance (Tables 2 and 3) for most of the clinical skills examined. There is, therefore, a possibility that students may be compounding errors/uncertainties while practising skills unsupervised. Alternatively, it is possible that those students who may be academically weaker are accessing SDL to work on improving skills they feel they are weaker in, and hence any improvement they achieve may just bring their proficiency up to the mean of the group.



There is an argument for the development of strategies to promote greater engagement with clinical skills SDL, even if solely to avoid the financial implications of requiring additional clinical tutors for increased formal clinical skills training. In light of the results of this study, possibilities such as...

    • supplementary workshops [36], 
    • allied to encouragement of learning portfolio use by students such that they reflect on their progress, 
    • diagnose learning needs and create learning plans [10], 

could potentially result in an overall increased use of SDL . 


That said, records of the timing of personal SDL bookings indicated that imminent clinical skills examinations incentivised engagement with SDL considerably, particularly in the second pre-clinical year. As this is the third time that students will have participated in OSCEs, the observed enhanced interest in SDL may be due to increased awareness of skill deficits and plans to mitigate these [37] or reflect assumption of greater responsibility for their own learning over time [38]. Introducing more informal/formative testing throughout the academic year may be another option to increase SDL engagement among students






 2015 Feb 19;15:21. doi: 10.1186/s12909-015-0301-x.

Outcomes of Irish graduate entry medical student engagement with self-directed learning of clinical skills.

Author information

  • 1Graduate Entry Medical School and Centre for Interventions in Infection, Inflammation & Immunity {4i}, University of Limerick, Limerick, Ireland. Deirdre.mcgrath@ul.ie.
  • 2Graduate Entry Medical School and Centre for Interventions in Infection, Inflammation & Immunity {4i}, University of Limerick, Limerick, Ireland. Louise.Crowley@ul.ie.
  • 3Graduate Entry Medical School and Centre for Interventions in Infection, Inflammation & Immunity {4i}, University of Limerick, Limerick, Ireland. Sanathmrao@gmail.com.
  • 4Graduate Entry Medical School and Centre for Interventions in Infection, Inflammation & Immunity {4i}, University of Limerick, Limerick, Ireland. Margaret.Toomey@ul.ie.
  • 5Graduate Entry Medical School and Centre for Interventions in Infection, Inflammation & Immunity {4i}, University of Limerick, Limerick, Ireland. Ailish.Hannigan@ul.ie.
  • 6Graduate Entry Medical School and Centre for Interventions in Infection, Inflammation & Immunity {4i}, University of Limerick, Limerick, Ireland. Lisa.Murphy@ul.ie.
  • 7Graduate Entry Medical School and Centre for Interventions in Infection, Inflammation & Immunity {4i}, University of Limerick, Limerick, Ireland. Colum.Dunne@ul.ie.

Abstract

BACKGROUND:

Existing literature is mixed as to whether self-directed learning (SDL) delivers improvements in knowledge, skills or attitudes ofmedical students compared with traditional learning methods. This study aimed to determine whether there is an association between engagement in SDL and student performance in clinical examinations, the factors that influence student engagement with SDL in clinical skills, and studentperceptions of SDL.

METHODS:

A retrospective analysis of electronic records of student bookings of SDL sessions from 2008 to 2010 was performed for students in the pre-clinical years of an Irish Graduate Entry Medical programme to assess their level of engagement with SDL. The extent to which this engagementinfluenced their performance in subsequent summative examinations was evaluated. A cross-sectional survey of students across the four years of the programme was also conducted to determine student perceptions of SDL and the factors that affect engagement.

RESULTS:

The level of engagement with SDL decreased over time from 95% of first years in 2008 to 49% of first years in 2010. There was no significant difference between the median exam performance for any clinical skills tested by level of engagement (none, one or more sessions) except for basic life support in first year (p =0.024). The main reason for engaging with SDL was to practice a clinical skill prior to assessment and the majority of respondents agreed that SDL sessions had improved their performance of the specific clinical skills being practised.

CONCLUSION:

Students viewed SDL as an opportunity to practise skills prior to assessment but there were no significant differences in subsequent summative assessment by the level of engagement for most clinical skills.

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25890332
 
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현대 의학교육 문헌에서 SDL의 정의와 목표 (Ann Acad Med Singapore, 2005)

Definitions and goals of "self-directed learning" in contemporary medical education literature. 

Ainoda N1, Onishi H, Yasuda Y.



SDL의 역사와 정의

The history of SDL can be said to date back to the ancient Greek philosophers. 2 Studies on SDL have developed along 2 pathways, SDL as a goal and SDL as a method with several theoretical approaches. 3,4 These pathways involve an understanding of the attributes associated with self-direction and an understanding of the process of self- direction. The term “self-direction” or “self-directedness” has also been discussed – Candy5 described self-directedness in SDL in 4 dimensions, involving personal autonomy, self-management, learner control and the independent pursuit of learning. He also extracted approximately 100 traits associated with self-direction in the literature review.4"






왜 SDL에 대한 정의를 내린 문헌이 이렇게 적을까? 세 가지 가능한 이유. 

Why is SDL defined so scarcely? There are 3 possible reasons. 

의학교육자들이 필요하다고 생각하지 않아서. 그러나 다양한 접근법이 있고, 다양한 접근법에서 SDL에 대한 다양한 관점이 생길 수 있다. 따라서 SDL에 대해 효과적으로 토론하기 위해서, 그리고 다른 사람의 접근법과의 차이나 공통점을 알기 위해서는 이론에 관심을 기울일 필요가 있다.

Firstly, medical educators might simply believe in presenting a concept without necessarily referring to educational theories. SDL has been studied with different approaches, including cognitive/constructivist, social learning, and humanist approaches."


This conceptual difference may result in diverse views of SDL. It is, therefore, important to pay attention to the theoretical background in order to discuss SDL effectively, and to understand others’ differences or sameness of views."


둘째로 SDL을 단순한 기술로 보고 있을 수 있다.

Secondly, researchers may regard SDL as simple skills, e.g., learning skills, data searching skills, critical appraisal skills, or knowledge application skills of evidence to the real setting."


셋째로 SDL을 학습자의 어떤 특질로 볼 수도 있다. 

Thirdly, SDL is sometimes viewed as an attribute of the learner’s own characteristics. This tendency is historically understandable, because the first study of SDL involved the categorical analysis of interviews with 22 adult learners in 1961. 2 Since then personal elements and assessment tools have been developed, including the frequently used Self-Directed Learning Readiness Scale (SDLRS).2"


두 가지 중요한 차원이 있고, 하나는 scientific-technical, 다른 하나는 socio-emotional이다. 이 프레임워크에 기반하면 약 절반정도는 S-T dimension에 대해서만 specify했고, 10% 이하는 S-E dimension에 대해서만 그렇게 했다.

From the viewpoint of physicians’ behaviour for patient welfare, 2 crucial dimensions, scientific-technical and socio- emotional, are emphasised.7 Using this concept as a categorical framework, about half of published articles specified SDL only for the scientific-technical dimension, while less than 10% did so only for the socio-emotional dimension."


여기에 대한 한 가지 이유는, 교육자들이 SDL을 촉진하고자 할 때 ST dimension에 대해서 더 명확한 생각을 가지고 있기 때문이다. 만약 환자중심적 치료와 환자의 복지를 고려한다면 SDL의 목표를 SE dimension으로 생각하는 것이 더 강조되어야 한다. 그러나 SDL의 관점에서 보면, 이 경우에 학생들은 목표를 설정하고, 어떻게 무엇을 배우고, 어떻게 향상을 평가해야할지 더 어렵게 느낄 것이다. 


그렇다면 SDL을 SE 측면에서 활용하는 것이 가능할까? 우리는 가능하다고 생각한다. 읽기와 쓰기 등을 활용해서 인문학을 교육할 수 있다. 환자의 관점의 중요성에 대한 교육을 실습기간에 단기간 시행해서 효과를 본 연구도 있다. 가장 어려운 지점은 어떻게 학생들이 읽기와 쓰기 외에 다른 여러 전략을 활용해서 SE 측면을 학습하는가를 이해하는 것이다.







 2005 Sep;34(8):515-9.

Definitions and goals of "self-directed learning" in contemporary medical education literature.

Author information

  • 1Department of Medical Education, Kanazawa Medical University, 1-1 Daigaku, Uchinada, Kahoku-gun, Ishikawa 920-0293, Japan.

Abstract

INTRODUCTION:

Self-directed learning (SDL) has been an essential issue in medical education due to the expansion of knowledge, accessibility to information and greater emphasis on reflection. If SDL in educational research lacks a clear definition, terminological confusion may hinder the application of the results to practice. The aim of this study was to review and categorise the various forms of SDL described in the contemporary literature.

METHODS:

A search of Medline was conducted using the key word "self-directed learning". Articles published between 2000 and 2004 were extracted. Review articles, letters and articles from health profession education other than medical education, were excluded. Sixty-three articles were analysed in 2 stages: first, whether the definition of SDL is explicitly described was investigated and next, contents in the articles on SDL were qualitatively analysed using a framework approach. The concept of a compassionate-empathic physician, as developed by Carmel and Glick (1996), was used as the framework.

RESULTS:

Only 5 articles (8.0%) had an explicit and concrete definition of SDL. Content analysis showed that 26 (50.0%) of the 52 articles dealt with SDL only in the scientific-technical dimension, 3 (5.8%) dealt with that only in the socio-emotional dimension and 23 (44.2%) did so in both dimensions.

CONCLUSION:

Although many researchers use the term "self-directed learning", only a few clearly defined it to avoid semantic confusion. Scientific-technical goals tended to be discussed more frequently in SDL. From a patient-centred viewpoint, socio-emotional goals should be stressed more.

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