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What is Command Teaching Style

Handbook of Research on Computerized Occlusal Analysis Technology Applications in Dental Medicine
One of the four teaching styles. The teacher is in charge and gives the information to the student. This is the most often utilized teaching style, but it may not always be the most effective. Command style teaching can be very effective when there exists a prior trust established between the student and teacher, and the student is actively seeking the information.
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T-Scan as a Patient Education Tool
John R. Droter, DDS (The Pankey Institute, USA)
DOI: 10.4018/978-1-4666-6587-3.ch015
Abstract
The T-Scan is an effective patient education tool for illustrating existing occlusal pathology. It presents complex occlusal information in a visual format that is easily understood. The T-Scan applies to all stages of the teaching/learning process because its recorded data forms the framework upon which a doctor/patient discussion can begin regarding the patient's occlusal disease manifestations, the potential benefit of treatments, and the risks of not undergoing corrective treatment. When used as part of an educational strategy, the T-Scan can lead the patient to accept procedures that would benefit their long-term dental health. This chapter outlines the four stages of creating optimum dental health, the steps required to perform effective teaching and learning, the differing styles of teaching and learning utilized in educational forums, and how to best employ the technique of Feature, Function, and Benefit. A case study illustrates how T-Scan data can educate a patient about their own occlusal problems.
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T-Scan as an Education Tool
One of the four teaching styles. The teacher is in charge and gives the information to the student. This is the most often utilized teaching style, but it may not always be the most effective. Command style teaching can be very effective when there exists a prior trust established between the student and teacher, and the student is actively seeking the information.
Full Text Chapter Download: US $37.50 Add to Cart
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