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Adventures in Teaching: Virtual Teaching
This document addresses the importance of creating small group learning environments that are inclusive, engaging, and foster effective learning. It includes strategies for facilitating small groups in a virtual environment and dealing with common challenges.
AFMC Elective Evaluation of Elective Experience
This is a sample of an Elective Evaluation of Elective Experience form visiting (domestic & international) students will be asked to complete after their rotation which is sent through the AFMC.
Assessing Your Learner
The video reviews how to assess your student. Please email fmle.recruit@utoronto.ca to request the password if it was not received.
Assessment and Management of Behavioral and Psychological Symptoms of Dementia
A resource on the Assessment and Management of Behavioral and Psychological Symptoms of Dementia.
Assessment of Professional Behaviours
The primer and the video will review what you need to know when assessing student professional behaviour and what's new for 2024.
ATATUDE in the Clinical Setting
The ATATUDE model is a comprehensive framework created by adapting and combining several other resources and models covering ways to give and receive feedback in the clinical setting.
Benefits and Uses of EPAs
This e-module reviews the benefits of Entrustable Professional Activities (EPAs) for students.
Blueprinting
Primer: Blueprinting is a method of planning assessments that clearly demonstrates what content is covered in your course and the emphasis placed on each content area in your assessment. It is analogous to a recipe that builds your test.
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Canadian Geriatric Society Canadian Medical Student: Aging Care 5M Competencies
This resource reviews the Aging Care 5M Competencies which include mind, mobility and function, medications, multi complexity and matters the most.
Canadian Geriatric Society: Aging Care 5M Competencies for Undergraduate Medical Students
This resource provide further details on each of the Aging Care 5M Competencies for undergraduate medical students.