AME Medical Education Forum: Educationally Effective Feedback a Research Seminar - Prof. Liz Molloy (Melbourne University)
The inaugural Education Forum for the newly established Academy for Medical Education.
Location: Oral Health Centre, Learning Theatre (0883-4401) Level 4, OHC
We strongly encourage those from the Greater Brisbane and Metro precincts to join us in person.
If you are outside the Brisbane metro area you can use this zoom link to view the seminar online: https://uqz.zoom.us/j/89115621225.
View the video here.
Prof. Liz Molloy is visiting us from the Universtiy of Melbourne and will present a research seminar on the latest thinking and findings in relation to educationally effective feedback.
Feedback is a fundamental process in clinical education and recent research is casting light on ways we can engage students in learning from feedback by transforming the way we and our students conceive of and engage in the process.
Innovations in the way the process is understood and enacted promise to greatly enhance student learning and positively impact on our experiences of engaging students in using feedback for learning, by creating an interactive approach with students that puts learning and standards at the heart of the interaction.
Professor Molloy is a leading researcher in clinical education whose recent work has been transforming our thinking about and feedback practices.
Professor Molloy will present a seminar covering the latest research on, and conceptualisations of, educationally effective feedback.