By Jacob Scholl Rarely does a topic come along that is relevant to literally everyone. For me, it happened in my first year in graduate school: when I finally learned how to learn. Everyone learns. […]
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Category: Education Literature
Adaptive Leadership For The New #MedEd: The one hour read
“Do clinician educators of today need different leadership competencies than their counterparts from the past?” The Royal College’s new Adaptive Leadership For The New MedED: The one hour read sets out to answer this question. With […]
A new topography of interconnectedness
By Damian Roland (@Damian_Roland) Despite huge advances in education theory and practice over the last century there has been no, or minimal change, in the time taken to train medical professionals. Give or take a […]
From Odysseus to Yoda. Storytelling in medical education
By Daniel Cabrera (@CabreraERDR) I think most of us can identify with the scenario of trying to teach an important concept or a clinical pearl using a story. Several times a shift, I find myself telling […]
Constructions of Knowledge and Reflective Practice
By Glenn Regehr Well it happened to me again … another “Stokesian” moment. This time it manifested during a CHES research rounds talk by Peter Nugus (who was visiting UBC from his home institution of […]
