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Psychomotor Skills Teaching & Micro Mastery Pirom Chenprakhon, Ph.D. Supan Yodyingyong, Ph.D. Tinnapob Phengpom, Ph.D. shorturl.at/syKPQ

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Psychomotor Skills Teaching & Micro Mastery

Pirom Chenprakhon, Ph.D.

Supan Yodyingyong, Ph.D.

Tinnapob Phengpom, Ph.D.shorturl.at/syKPQ

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What is Psychomotor Domain?

The Psychomotor Domain is skill based and refers to the learning of physical skills.

Physical skills are the ability to perform a physical movement such as move, act, or manipulate the body.

• The learner must use muscular action

• With or without equipment• To reach the specific results

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List important psychomotor skills that student need to learn in your field

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Psychomotor Domain Taxonomy

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Dave's psychomotor domain taxonomy (1)

Level Category Behaviors Description Demonstration

1 Imitation (copy) Learning by watching and imitating actions

watch teacher or trainer and repeat action, process

or activity

2 Manipulation (follow instruction)

Actions performed through memorization or following

directions

carry out task from writtenor verbal instruction

3 Precision (develop precision)

Performance becomes more exact, and action are more precise

• perform a task or activity with expertise /

high quality without assistance or instruction

• able to demonstrate an activity to other

learnersDave, R.H. (1970). Psychomotor levels in Developing and Writing Behavioral Objectives, pp.20-21. R.J. Armstrong, ed. Tucson, Arizona: Educational Innovators Press.

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Level Category Behaviors Description Demonstration

4 Articulation(combine, integrate

related skills)

Several skills can be performed together in a harmonious way

relate and combine associated activities to

develop methods to meet varying, novel requirements

5 Naturalization(automate, become

expert)

High level of performanceachieved with actions becoming

second nature

define aim, approach and strategy for use of activities

to meet strategic need

Dave's psychomotor domain taxonomy (2)

Dave, R.H. (1970). Psychomotor levels in Developing and Writing Behavioral Objectives, pp.20-21. R.J. Armstrong, ed. Tucson, Arizona: Educational Innovators Press.

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How to improve your students in Psychomotor skills

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Motivation

Psychomotor skill variables

Demonstrations

Physical Practice

Mental Practice

Feedback/

Knowledge of results

The teaching process

Osborne, E. D. (1986). Teaching Strategies for Developing Psychomotor Skills. NACTA Journal, 30(1), 54-57.

1) Create interest through the use of

questioning and discussion of a puzzling

problem or aspect of the skill to be developed

2) Ask students to describe the appropriate

steps in performing the skills

3) Provide a demonstration of the skill

4) Have students practice the skill

5) Provide alternating sessions of practice and

evaluation

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A proposed pedagogical framework for procedural skill training in medicine

Sawyer, T., White, M., Zaveri, P., et al. (2015). Learn, see, practice, prove, do, maintain: An evidence-based pedagogical framework for procedural

skill training in medicine. Acad Med, 90(8), 1025-1033.

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Which level of psychomotor skill that we would like students to achieve?

Imitation

Manipulation

Precision

Articulation

Naturalization

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Examples for

Psychomotor skills teaching

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Micro Mastery

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Micro Mastery : Learn Small, Learn Fast, and Unlock Your Potential to Achieve Anything (Robert Twigger)

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เราเรยน & ฝกเพอให "ท ำเปน"โดยไมตองรหมดกอนไดหรอไม

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Micro Mastery

A self-contained unit of doing, complete in itself but connected to a greater filed.

The entry trickQuick way to get basic grip

on the matter

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RepeatbleBeing able to repeat and get better at doing it.

PayoffSuccess incentive that make people want to repeat them

ExperimentStart at small and adding zest to repeatability

FeedbackGive people something to connect to others and earn feedback

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