DENT8201
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DENT 8201 - Teaching for Learning in Dentistry (1 Cr.) Online may be available, Topics Course
Dent Dean, Office of the (11410)TDEN - School of Dentistry
Course description
The overall goal of the course is to prepare all graduate students to become successful instructors when they develop and deliver dental education programs.
This course is designed to help graduate students in dentistry expand your skills as learning-centered, responsive instructors. By combining action and analysis, participants will explore and develop teaching competencies that promote learning across a variety of clinical settings. Throughout this exploration of teaching and learning, we will discuss the ways in which teachers' choices grow out of beliefs and experiences (culturally and individually held) and how those choices influence student learning.
This course is designed to help graduate students in dentistry expand your skills as learning-centered, responsive instructors. By combining action and analysis, participants will explore and develop teaching competencies that promote learning across a variety of clinical settings. Throughout this exploration of teaching and learning, we will discuss the ways in which teachers' choices grow out of beliefs and experiences (culturally and individually held) and how those choices influence student learning.
Minimum credits
1
Maximum credits
1
Is this course repeatable?
No
Grading basis
AFV - A-F or Audit
Discussion
Independent Study
Lecture
Fulfills the writing intensive requirement?
No
Typically offered term(s)
Every Spring