Team-Based Learning

The Office of Faculty Development and

The Office of Medical Education

present:

Paul Haidet, MD

Director of Medical Education Research

Pennsylvania State University College of Medicine

Team-Based Learning (TBL) methods promote active learning and critical thinking in an effective and economical fashion. TBL fosters student preparation, engagement, and critical thinking without requiring special technologies or large numbers of faculty. Team-Based Learning has been implemented in over 90 medical institutions around the world, and has been applied with all levels of medical learners. Over 50 articles have been published in the medical education literature, and have documented increased NBME subject and shelf exam scores, higher student engagement, better professional and team communication behaviors, and enhanced critical thinking. The method was prominently featured in the 2010 Carnegie Report on Educating Physicians.

TBL 101 will provide an in depth foundation of Team Based Learning

September 13, 2013 12:30 – 4:30 TBL 101, Chilcott Lab in Vail

Pre-registration is Required.

For more information and to Register contact Ofc.of.Faculty.Development@dartmouth.edu  *Please state which session(s) you will be attending*