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Can Feedback and Assessment Thrive Without Trust?

Can Feedback and Assessment Thrive Without Trust?

The Membership Mondays Community is for CFD members to engage in informal conversations on emerging curiosities, questions and tensions within health professions education. This community comes together virtually, three times a year. Topics are responsive to the needs of the community. Please join us to engage in thoughtful dialogue.

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Can Feedback and Assessment Thrive Without Trust?

Is trust optional or essential for effective teaching and learning in health professions education? In this community conversation, we’ll specifically examine the role of trust in shaping feedback and assessment conversations. Participants will share experiences, tackle the challenges of building trust, and explore strategies to create a growth oriented feedback culture.

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