We see cogen as an intervention as they prompt teachers to make changes to their practice directly related to the use of video in their teaching, reflecting our catalytic stance of improvement to collective experiences.
The history of dogma ("opinion") and doctrine ("teaching") reflects how the gospels were understood at particular cultural moments.
Several respondents wanted to see more contextual teaching reflecting more 'real world' scenarios of primary and secondary care.
Thin slices research on teaching reflects professor effects, because professors' scores are averaged across raters and professors are the unit of analysis (Kenny, 2004).
In redesigning the syllabus and the way in which medical statistics is taught we have sought to make the students' learning experience more relevant to their eventual medical practice and ensure that the teaching reflects what is to be learned [ 10, 18].
He encouraged me to choose material that had something important to teach, reflected the diversity of our students and honored my own artistic desire to make great work.
He became global very early, and his teaching, or non-teaching, reflected that.
This is not to say that everything we teach has to be personal, but when none of what we teach reflects your experience, that's a problem.
We anticipate that there will be wide variability in how this curriculum is implemented and taught, reflecting the existing educational milieu, the resources available, and the goals of the institutions' educational leadership.
Clinical practice involves preceptorship where experienced clinicians teach, reflect and assess the performance of students [ 4].
The mobile teaching team reflected on their experiences with teaching and training care workers in spiritual and existential end-of-life-care through situated bedside teaching.
