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Education Scholars Program
Builds capacity by enhancing competence in education leadership, scholarship, curriculum and teaching thus facilitating opportunities for advancement.
| Source | Centre for Faculty Development, Temerty Faculty of Medicine, University of Toronto at Unity Health Toronto |
A Guide to Developing Live Virtual Group Patient Education
Nine steps to creating a successful live virtual patient group.
| Source | Unity Health Toronto Virtual Education and Patient and Family Education; University Health Network Patient Education & Engagement Program |
10 Steps to Course Development
Create the most effective program for your target market.
| Source | Continuing Professional Development, Temerty Faculty of Medicine, University of Toronto |
Health Equity Framework and Inclusion Framework
The purpose of this framework is to promote an equitable and inclusive learning environment and to embed a health equity lens into the planning, development and delivery of education and training initiatives.
| Source | Agic, B., Fruitman, H., Maharaj, A. Harris, H., Gagnon, L., Taylor, J., Ashraf, A., Henderson, J., Ronda, N., McKenzie, K., Sockalingam, S. Centre for Addiction and Mental Health |
Developing Learning Outcomes
Good learning outcomes emphasize the application and integration of knowledge. Instead of focusing on coverage of material, learning outcomes articulate how students will be able to employ the material, both in the context of the class and more broadly.
| Source | Centre for Teaching Support and Innovation, University of Toronto (2014) |
Universal Design for Learning
Framework and resources to change the design of the learning environment rather than change the learner.
| Source | Centre for Teaching Support and Innovation, University of Toronto |
A Guide to Curriculum Renewal
Outlines the underlying principles and iterative process of renewing a curriculum.
| Source | Jessie Richards (for the VPIUE), Dianne Ashbourne (2017). University of Toronto |
Teaching Online – Planning Your Next Term
As an instructor you may be planning to move one or more courses to a fully online/remote mode and facing a very short timeline for the coming term. This resource will explore key considerations and provide examples and how-to guides for course planning.
| Source | Centre for Teaching Support and Innovation, University of Toronto |