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Part-Time Learners’Perceptions of Success During Emergency Remote Teaching and Implications for Future
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作者 Joseph Collins susan flynn Lindsay Malone 《Sociology Study》 2023年第1期14-24,共11页
The Faculty of Lifelong Learning at South East Technological University’s Carlow campus is one of the largest providers of part-time,adult learning in the Irish HE sector.Therefore,the perspectives of our part-time l... The Faculty of Lifelong Learning at South East Technological University’s Carlow campus is one of the largest providers of part-time,adult learning in the Irish HE sector.Therefore,the perspectives of our part-time learners offer us valuable insights into adult learner experiences in the Irish HE sector.The outbreak of Covid 19 saw us pivot our provision to an emergency remote teaching(ERT)model in the first wave of the epidemic.The faculty undertook an extensive study of its learners in 2021 to examine the impacts of ERT on learners,and this article takes a qualitative approach to the findings of this study,looking specifically at learners’comments about success,and the barriers to success,which ERT posed.Our study provided an opportunity to learn about our learners’conceptions of student identity,and how they interpret success as part-time learners. 展开更多
关键词 part-time learning ERT online pivot SUCCESS
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Lay health educator role in improving cancer screening rates in underserved communities 被引量:1
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作者 Rowena Pinto susan flynn +1 位作者 Fatima Jorge Tazim Virani 《Health》 2014年第5期328-335,共8页
There are inequities in cancer screening among people living in one large province in Canada;these include breast, cervical and colorectal cancer screening. The use of peer support or lay health educator models is oft... There are inequities in cancer screening among people living in one large province in Canada;these include breast, cervical and colorectal cancer screening. The use of peer support or lay health educator models is often used in promoting health behaviours to communities. This paper outlines some of the conceptual understandings of peer support and lay health educator models and describes an application of a lay health educator program called Screening Saves Lives. The program structure and activities are discussed as well as lessons learned over a period of six years. Three key theoretical perspectives support the design of the model— Health Belief Model, Stages of Change model and PRECEDE model. The program has reached over 35,000 community members within one region using laypersons who are trained in providing tailored messages on cancer screening, supporting and follow-up. Additionally, the program has been a catalyst in identifying barriers to cancer screening and enables positive changes in the health care system. Screening Saves Lives is currently being scaled to other communities in the province. 展开更多
关键词 Cancer SCREENING PEER Support LAY Health EDUCATOR
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