The facilitator builds the shared account by shifting between narrator, mentor, and monitor roles and consolidating group consensus¶
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q2 i? The facilitator orchestrates reconstruction of the event timeline by delegating roles as narrator, mentor, or monitor, cuing missing items and summarising a co-constructed group narrative. → Mads Solberg 2025
Evidence¶
Mads Solberg 2025¶
Mads Solberg, Charlott Sellberg. (2025). Debriefing as epistemic engineering: conversational remembering and socially distributed metacognition in healthcare simulation. Instructional Science (2026) 54:7. https://doi.org/10.1007/s11251-025-09760-5
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Observational analysis of Excerpt 2 in the description phase, where the facilitator confirms Student A's summary and works to establish a group consensus. The facilitator later solidifies consensus: "So what we can agree on is that there is a patient with a newly discovered dia type 1".
"As no single individual has privileged access to a complete record of the event, the facilitator's role is to structure the conversation by shifting and delegating between different roles as narrator, mentor, or monitor."
Discussion¶
Related Claims¶
- Debriefing description phase enacts conversational remembering that turns private recollections into a public, shared epistemic artifact — related
- Debriefing analysis and application phases operate as distributed metacognition on the publicly shared account — related
- Premature shared understanding: a group's bypassing of a member's skeptical comment left the social and technology objects misaligned, with partial agreement (Extract 3) — related
- The reconstruction phase produced two interdependent objects: a social object leading to a role-play script and a technology object leading to a Minecraft building — related
- Deeper co-leadership emerges when staff support lets partners progressively take on responsibility, but recedes when staff carry the process — related
- Merging different technical understandings of Minecraft items into shared nomenclature enabled parallel division of building work (Extract 2) — related
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The facilitator builds the shared account by shifting between narrator, mentor, and monitor roles and consolidating group consensus |
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The facilitator builds the shared account by shifting between narrator, mentor, and monitor roles and consolidating group consensus |
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