Educational Theory for GP Trainers (GP18MAR21)

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Dear Intending Trainers - Pls ReadEd Theory Summary
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SubjectGP Prospective Trainers
DescriptionThis is an interactive course to support your development in using educational theory and ideas to support trainees (particularly GP trainees but trainees or other disciplines too).
Additional information

This webinar is running via Zoom. Registration and joining instructions will be made available via your Maxcourse account, after you have booked your place.

To view the instructions head to ‘my courses’, select the course title and you will see the documents section.

Please register via Zoom, using the link provided in the document, as far in advance as possible to prevent any delays in receiving the meeting link and password.

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Only those with a place booked via Maxcourse will receive their certificate after attendance of the webinar.

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Assumes prior completion of required on line ES course.

It may be beneficial if practical to complete this as one of the later elements of your ‘pathway to GP trainer’ courses

VenueOnline (Zoom), - Virtual  View details
Date & timeSession 1:   Thu 18 Mar 2021, 09:00 to 16:30
LecturersDavid Rose, Dr Mike Tomson & Dr Christopher Webb  View details
Target audience

Mandatory: z9*Please remove this profession **

Course styleWorkshop
CateringNo catering
CPD points0.000
CostNo charge
Aims

to enable participants to use educational theory to inform and improve their teaching

Objectives

the objective of the course is to achieve the learning objectives listed below whilst ensuring that the participants keep a connection to real life training:

Learning outcomes
  • use logical levels for introductions or problem solving
  • analyse their underlying assumptions when making judgements
  • use language which is observational
  • explain why the MRCGP is assessed in the current way
  • use concepts like blindspots and facades to help trainees learn
  • define summative and formative feedback
  • choose feedback models to suit the trainee’s needs
  • write clear objectives
  • consider the distractions that may reduce effective learning
  • consider learning styles when planning teaching
  • teach a skill with awareness of different approaches
  • plan when to teach (or when to make the trainee think!)
  • reflect on when to adopt a mentor role
  • choose how to evaluate