Deliberate Practice vs Lecture Review: CPR Skill Acquisition
Compare two ways of training a hands-on clinical skill on a CPR mannequin: passive lecture review versus deliberate simulation practice with live compression-depth and rate feedback, watching measured competency climb — or stay flat — over repeated attempts.
This simulator compares two ways of training a hands-on clinical skill — correct chest-compression technique — using a 3D CPR training mannequin. In "Lecture Review" mode, replaying the same instructional content over and over builds conceptual familiarity but leaves the measured competency score flat and low, because no physical practice occurs. In "Simulation Practice" mode, each repetition is a hands-on attempt scored against target compression depth (5–6 cm) and rate (100–120/min), and the live feedback after every attempt drives steadily climbing competency toward a proficiency threshold. Switch modes, run repeated repetitions, and watch the competency-vs-repetitions chart trace both learning trajectories side by side.
Compare two ways of training a hands-on clinical skill on a 3D CPR mannequin: passively rewatching a lecture, which leaves measured competency flat and low no matter how many times you review it, versus repeated simulation-practice attempts scored against target compression depth and rate, whose live feedback drives competency steadily up a live competency-vs-repetitions chart toward proficiency.
3D · Three.js / WebGL renderer · 60 FPS target · runs fully client-side, no install