The practice-based course for learning to teach simulation in a “high signal” environment focuses on 1. creating specific learning objectives with measurable outcomes, 2. building scenarios and skills sessions that prompt key learning objectives, 3. using clear communication with the simulator technical specialists to optimize experience and 4. choosing the appropriate debriefing strategy based on learning expertise, type of session, objectives, and time allotted.
1. How to choose and build the best format that fits your chosen method of instruction,
2. How to deliver created learning objectives that support successful sessions, and
3. How to debrief sessions in a high-signal teaching environment.
— Create materials that are ready-to-go for next “high-signal” session
— Receive feedback on created materials
— Practice running simulation in “high signal” environment during course
— Receive feedback on running simulation
— Please contact Matthew Taylor for further information
Low Impact–high facilitator involvement instruction is an art in and of itself.