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Student and Facilitator Experiences With a Student-Led, Collaborative Occupational Therapy Classroom

Date Presented 4/19/2018 This study explored student and facilitator experiences with a collaborative learning model used to enhance understanding of the value of occupations. Results show benefits of this model for emerging independence and professional identity and the ability to logically present occupation as a means to an end. Primary Author and Speaker: Elaina DaLomba Additional Authors and Speakers: Brittany Morgan, Rachel Holochuk, Kassy Kozel, Julie Millhouse