Teaching Institute: Flipping Not Flopping: Active Learning Strategies for Graduate and Healthcare Pharmacology
Saturday April 21, 2018
10:30 am
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1:00 pm
Eastern Time (ET)
Room 14B
CVP
NEU
DPE
Chair :
Shafiqur Rahman
South Dakota State University
Laurel Gorman
University of Central Florida College of Medicine
Many graduate and healthcare school curricula are transitioning away from didactic methods to active learning or “flipped” classroom pedagogies to facilitate pharmacology education. Most accrediting bodies now dictate the use of more active learning to promote critical thinking and engagement. A spectrum of methods exist, but confusion persists about the ideal approach for pharmacology education, and some still struggle with design and implementation. This interactive session is designed to provide practical strategies to foster success in graduate and healthcare pharmacology education as well as discussion on faculty, graduate student, and young scientist perspectives on transitioning from didactic approaches.
Speakers
Laurel Gorman
- University of Central Florida College of Medicine
Best Practices in Active Learning of Pharmacology
Dovenia Ponnoth
- Long Island University AMS College of Pharmacy
Active Learning Techniques in Graduate Education
Nicole Kwiek
- Ohio State University College of Pharmacy
Training in How Learners Learn
Katharina Brandl
- Skaggs School of Pharmacy and Pharmaceutical Sciences
Student and Faculty Perspectives on Active Learning Strategies