What is Learning Opportunities

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These are avenues created for the acquisition of new skills and knowledge for optimal performance in the world of work. Learn more in: A Survey of Learning Needs of Street Vendors in Nigeria: An Appraisal of Learning Opportunities for Sustainable Livelihood

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The process of professionalism competency development requires that people within the organization are committed to learning. One purpose of medical education is to take people from novice to expert ( Miller, 1990 ). The process of moving people along this continuum is often fueled by failure, the very thing that physicians hope never happens. But it is often inevitable, and as such, it is important to process every failure, large or small, in a way that maximizes learning opportunities ( Edmondson, 2012 AU57: The citation "Edmondson, 2012" matches multiple references. Please add letters (e.g. "Smith 2000a"), or additional authors to the citation, to uniquely match references and citations. ). Organizations or institutions that maximize learning opportunities are those that leverage their failures and seek the best in their people and processes ( Senge, 1990 ). Learn more in: Professionalism Competence: Its Role in Bringing About High-Value Care – A Case Study

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Involves the type of work (tasks and activities) that students must face to achieved knowledge. Learn more in: Assessing Authentic Intellectual Work in Mathematics Tasks