Debriefing Review

What is the primary purpose of using Socratic questions in a simulation setting?

• To provide clear answers to students

• To enhance critical thinking skills

• To assess students' memorization abilities

• To simplify complex topics

Which of the following is an example of a starter Socratic question?

• Can you elaborate on your answer or give more details?

• Tell me more about how you came to that conclusion.

• Could you summarize what happened in this simulation?

• Can you give me an example of when that might not be true?

In the context of simulation, feedback holds what purpose?

• Facilitates learner reflection

• Clarifies learner questions about the sim

• Uncovers the underpinned thinking

• Communicates learner performance

What is the role of a trained facilitator during a debrief session?

• To provide immediate solutions to problems

• To guide the reflective process using evidence-based frameworks

• To evaluate learners' performance

• To summarize the simulation outcomes

Which step in the NLN guide for critical conversations involves expressing curiosity about a situation?

• I think

• I saw

• I wonder

• I conclude

How does debriefing differ from feedback in educational settings?

• Feedback focuses on performance, while debriefing emphasizes recollection and reflection

• Feedback is done after the simulation, while debriefing is done before the simulation

• Debriefing concentrates on grading, while feedback highlights learning

• Debriefing uses one-way communication, while feedback is interactive

Which of the following is an example of an advanced Socratic question?

• How is _ related to _?

• Tell me more about _.

• Can you give me an example of _?

• When you did _ were you thinking _?

• Is_ always true? when might _ not be true?

What is the significance of using advocacy-inquiry in conversations?

• It allows for direct instruction and feedback of performance

• It encourages observation and passive listening

• It combines observation with curiosity to promote critical thinking

• It simplifies complex ideas for easy assimilation