Who should attend?

This introductory workshop is designed for academic staff who are new to teaching Faculty of Medicine students, or who have not attended teaching and learning workshops before. It explores the relationships between teaching and learning and introduces participants to standard ways of structuring teaching and actively engaging learners. It examines the strengths and weaknesses - from the perspective of learning - of lectures and various types of small and large group teaching.

Staff who are mainly involved in teaching in clinical settings will probably find the Introduction to teaching in clinical settings workshop more suitable for their needs. Staff who are interested in developing their feedback skills should attend the Introduction to feedback and formative assessment in the Faculty of Medicine workshop. If you are unsure about which workshop to attend, please do not hesitate to contact us.

NB Teaching and Learning in the Faculty of Medicine has considerable overlap with Introduction to Teaching for Learning. We recommend only attending one of these. If you are unsure about which option is best for you please contact us.

If you are primarily working teaching within a clinical context then you may find Introduction to teaching in clinical settings more suited to your needs. If you are interested in developing strategies and techniques for providing effective feedback, please book onto the Introduction to Feedback and Formative Assessment workshop.

Key areas

• An introduction to medical education
• Developing learning outcomes
• Ways to structure teaching and actively engage learners
• Small and large group teaching
• Managing learners
• Evaluation of teaching

Further information

6 CPD credits from the Federation of the Royal Colleges of Physicians of the United Kingdom have been approved for this workshop.

Imperial STAR Framework

This workshop is particularly suitable for those seeking recognition at D1 or D2 level of the STAR framework. It addresses the following dimensions of the UK Professional Standards Framework: A1, A2, A3, K2, K3, K5, V1, V2, V3.