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      Going “old school”: From bedside manner to deskside manner

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          <p><em>Interaction between tertiary educators and students, we contend, improves trust and betters student responses to emotional distress while at university. Therefore, we introduce the “Deskside Manner Framework” as an emerging practice in the tertiary teaching and learning context to aid student transition success. Based on concepts and practice that originated primarily in the medical profession and later in other high credence professional contexts, the deskside manner framework includes: show respect, critical listening, the four Bs and follow up. Deskside manner is transferrable and we aim to facilitate it through workshops and by developing a digital repository of educator-student interaction stories. </em></p><p> </p>

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          Journal
          Student Success
          Queensland University of Technology
          01 August 2015
          : 6
          : 2
          : 81-86
          Affiliations
          [1 ] University of the Sunshine Coast
          Article
          101e2d9966134c619401a0d073072652
          10.5204/ssj.v6i2.287
          72b2137b-34e2-400a-818c-d063f1122fba

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          Theory and practice of education
          LB5-3640

          Education,Assessment, Evaluation & Research methods,Educational research & Statistics,Special education,General education
          transition, student support, academic support, deskside manner framework, student engagement

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