Teaching and Learning in the Clinical Context
The TLC program is designed for current and/or aspiring supervisors/preceptors from all health disciplines to develop the foundational knowledge and skills needed to effectively teach learners in various clinical contexts. it includes eLearning modules and facilitated group learning sessions.
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Description
Teaching and Learning in the Clinical Context (TLC) is a 12-week virtual program with both self-paced, self-directed eLearning modules as well as facilitated group learning sessions.
The goals of the program are for participants to:
- Develop the foundational knowledge and skills needed to teach in the clinical context
- Recognize how to be adaptive clinical teachers, responsive to unique contextual and learner needs.
The program is practical and evidence-informed, enabling clinicians to successfully teach in the current and future health care climate.
***If you are a Scarborough Health Network (SHN) Physician please click here to register***
Additional Info
Self-paced, self-directed eLearning modules are completed by participants in between each facilitated synchronous session throughout the duration of the program.
Registration Closes: November 11, 2025
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Program Details
For more information, please visit the TLC Program Page.
Event Details
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Start date: Jan 22Duration: 12 weeksSessions:Location: OnlineCost:Offers:
- CFD Member Tuition Rate: $510.00 incl. Tax
- $615.00 incl. Tax
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