Running effective workshops – Running small groups
This episode focuses on running small group discussions as an essential component of the workshops. It discusses setting up and managing the groups to...
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The South African Association of Health Educationalists is a community of academics, researchers, teachers, and clinicians with an interest in developing health professions education and educational research. The SAAHE podcast is an initiative to highlight the work of local and international health professions educators who have either completed PhD research or who are doing innovative work in teaching and learning. For more information on SAAHE, visit our website at http://saahe.org.za/.
Running effective workshops – The workshop process
This episode discusses the process of running the workshops, which are considered to be critical to achieving the outcomes of the training, and offers...
Running effective workshops – Common workshop challenges
This episode focuses on some of the process challenges that were experienced in running workshops and shares ideas for how these can be addressed. It ...
Running effective workshops – Preparation of facilitators
This episode discusses bringing new facilitators on board, preparing them for the role and sharing feedback with them. It discusses the importance of ...
Running effective workshops – Introduction and background
This episode provides an introduction to the STRIPE HIV workshops, their purpose and the educational approach. It discusses the reason for the worksho...
#8 Building a career in HPE with Vanessa Burch
In this wide-ranging conversation, Vanessa and I discuss her 25 years in health professions education and research. We look at the changes that have t...
#7 Game based learning with Simone Titus
In this episode of the SAAHE podcast I speak to Simone Titus about her PhD research project on the use of game-based learning. Simone talks about how ...
#6 – A humanistic pedagogy for student support
In this episode, I talk to Dr Mpho Jama about how a humanistic pedagogy could be key to facilitating student success through enhanced support. She sug...
#5 – A critical pedagogy for online learning, with Michael Rowe
In order to graduate physiotherapy students who are able to thrive in increasingly complex health systems, professional educators must move away from ...
#4 – Case based learning, with Corne Postma
In this episode I speak to Corné Postma from the University of Pretoria. We discuss his PhD research where he looked at the use of case-based learning...