Faculty Advancing in Medical Education (FAME) is a faculty development program sponsored by the Academy of Distinguished Medical Educators and the MERITS Program (Medical Education Research, Innovation, Teaching, and Scholarship). FAME supports faculty educators by providing resources and training in key conceptual and practical skills in teaching and assessment. Launched in 2011, FAME offers 3-4 faculty development sessions each academic year.
- Enhance faculty members’ knowledge of theory-based education and its practical application.
- Enhance faculty skills in teaching and assessment.
- Improve medical student and resident education.
By the end of the workshops, the faculty will be able to:
- Establish a framework for practically applying workshop topics to their teaching venues.
- Improve specific faculty teaching and/or evaluation skills.
Cleaning the Slate: Applying the "SOAP" Framework to Help Learners Who Experience Difficulty
Presented by: Michael S. Ryan, MD, MEHP
Associate Professor of Pediatrics, Division of PHM
Assistant Dean for Clinical Medical Education
Associate Program Director, Pediatrics
Children's Hospital of Richmond at VCU
Thursday, October 10, 2019
7:45AM - 9:00AM
Gordon Center for Integrative Sciences (GCIS), W301/303
929 E. 57th Street
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