The ABCs of pedagogy for clinical teachers.

Background Clinical teachers rarely receive formal instruction in the basic concepts and principles of education. It is usually assumed that expertise as a practitioner will translate into effectiveness as a teacher. Purpose To identify the important concepts and pedagogic principles, which, if know...

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Publicado en:Medical Education Vol. 37; no. 7; pp. 638 - 645
Autores principales: Mcleod PJ, Steinert Y, Meagher T, Mcleod A
Formato: research Journal Article
Publicado: Wiley-Blackwell Jul2003
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          Education, Medical
          Faculty, Medical Standards
          Curriculum
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          Teaching
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      ab: Background Clinical teachers rarely receive formal instruction in the basic concepts and principles of education. It is usually assumed that expertise as a practitioner will translate into effectiveness as a teacher. Purpose To identify the important concepts and pedagogic principles, which, if known and understood by clinical practitioners, might enhance their teaching prowess and success. Method We developed a long list of potentially important concepts identified in the education literature. We then conducted a 3-round Delphi expert opinion-soliciting process to identify which of the concepts were of most importance to clinical teachers. Results Thirteen of the 14 panel members successfully completed the process and achieved 94% reliability in rating the potential importance of the concepts on the e-mailed ratings list. Conclusion We have identified a limited list of core pedagogic concepts, knowledge of which may enhance the success of clinical teachers.
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