Newsletter 01.14
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Workshop report: Professional development for medical and healthcare teachers: Meeting the national agendas for change
This workshop aimed to explore the needs of staff/educational developers. Most participants worked in Higher Education Institutions, with representation from medical Royal Colleges and ...
Authors: Prof. Clare Morris; Prof. Judy McKimm;
CETL report: Centre for excellence in professional research and technology (The ExPERT Centre)
The ExPERT Centre (Excellence in Professional development through Education, Research & Technology) is a Centre of Excellence in Teaching and Learning instituted by the Higher Education ...
Authors: Prof. Lesley-Jane Eales-Reynolds;
VETNET lifelong learning network - challenges and opportunities
How do we get more students to move-on from vocational courses at college in to higher education? How do we get a more diverse veterinary ...
Authors: Ms Sarah Field; Mr John Butcher;
Mentoring as a means of encouraging personal development in dentistry
Mentoring is a process to help people achieve what they need to achieve in their lives by use of a mentor and structured mentoring programme ...
Authors: Prof. David N Bridgen; Prof. Brian Grieveson;
The virtual farm
The often significant distances between teaching farms and the rest of the learning environment can lead to missed opportunities to make use of the valuable ...
Authors: Mr Michael Begg;
GMC/Gateways disability project
The General Medical Council has joined with 11 medical schools to develop guidance encouraging people with disabilities into medicine. This project is match-funded by the ...
Authors: Ms Suzanne Hardy;
Conference report: Anatomy teaching - the cruellest cut of all?
On 20 March 2007 the Royal College of Surgeons hosted a meeting to discuss the future of anatomy teaching in both the undergraduate and post ...
Authors: Prof. Diana J Lawrence-Watt; Prof. Stephen McHanwell;
The learning disability open meeting - Service users, carers, inter-professional partnerships improving leadership, practice, education and service delivery.
Service users, carers, inter-professional partnerships improving leadership, practice, education and service delivery. Services for people with learning disabilities have undergone many changes. Recent governmental policies ...
Authors: Dr Jim Blair;
Using blended learning to accommodate different learning styles
The rapid growth in the use of learning technologies, particularly the use of the Internet and web-based communication, has provided teachers and tutors with many ...
Authors: Mr Eddie Gulc;
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