Educating future generations of veterinarians is one of the privileges and obligations of the clinical teachers. Unfortunately, veterinary clinical teachers first enter the classroom without having been trained in the art and science of teaching. Students are still taught predominantly using centuries-old methods that make them passive resipients rather than active seekers of knowledge. Lecturers are a convenient way to convey large quantities of information but an imperfect way for students to learn. This detrimental to reflective and critical thinking
The importance of professional skills teaching and assessment within veterinary education has recent...
Teaching in the VET sector is a complex and highly rewarding vocation. This book provides the ...
OBJECTIVE: To assess the impact of peer teaching and deliberate practice on surgical skills acquisit...
Those teaching in the higher-education environment are now increasingly meeting with larger cohorts ...
Objective To study the role of lectures from the perspective of staff and students involved in the v...
Changes in society and dissatisfaction with current educational practices have led to changes in und...
Almost all veterinary surgeons teach, yet very little training is provided to vets on how to teach e...
The use of alternative methods for teaching purposes is gradually increasing in higher education. In...
Many resources are available from other domains that are relevant to veterinary education. “Currents...
Surgical training in veterinary medicine has evolved rapidly over the past several decades. Catalyst...
Background: When practitioners of veterinary medicine enter academia as faculty or clinical instruct...
This case study, of veterinary education at Glasgow between 1949 and 2006, was undertaken to provide...
Veterinary medical educators are charged with preparing students to enter practice in veterinary med...
This news item is about: Many professions, like teaching, require some form of hands-on learning bef...
Despite extensive research and discussion around the notion of medical professionalism, veterinary p...
The importance of professional skills teaching and assessment within veterinary education has recent...
Teaching in the VET sector is a complex and highly rewarding vocation. This book provides the ...
OBJECTIVE: To assess the impact of peer teaching and deliberate practice on surgical skills acquisit...
Those teaching in the higher-education environment are now increasingly meeting with larger cohorts ...
Objective To study the role of lectures from the perspective of staff and students involved in the v...
Changes in society and dissatisfaction with current educational practices have led to changes in und...
Almost all veterinary surgeons teach, yet very little training is provided to vets on how to teach e...
The use of alternative methods for teaching purposes is gradually increasing in higher education. In...
Many resources are available from other domains that are relevant to veterinary education. “Currents...
Surgical training in veterinary medicine has evolved rapidly over the past several decades. Catalyst...
Background: When practitioners of veterinary medicine enter academia as faculty or clinical instruct...
This case study, of veterinary education at Glasgow between 1949 and 2006, was undertaken to provide...
Veterinary medical educators are charged with preparing students to enter practice in veterinary med...
This news item is about: Many professions, like teaching, require some form of hands-on learning bef...
Despite extensive research and discussion around the notion of medical professionalism, veterinary p...
The importance of professional skills teaching and assessment within veterinary education has recent...
Teaching in the VET sector is a complex and highly rewarding vocation. This book provides the ...
OBJECTIVE: To assess the impact of peer teaching and deliberate practice on surgical skills acquisit...