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Successful Teaching

Discussion of Learning and Teaching Styles. Strategies offered for teaching different styles of learning.

Education

By Pat Hensley [email_address] http://successfulteaching.blogspot.com

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This presentation is both for AHPs who have never supervised a student and experienced AHPs who feel they need update training. At the end of this training event you will be able to: Appraise the role and attributes of the practice educator and student, within a multidisciplinary environment; Evaluate theories, appropriate to adult and professional learners; Plan, implement and facilitate learning within the practice setting; Apply sound principles and judgement in the assessment of student performance; Evaluate and reflect upon the learning experience.

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