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C L Kohler¹, J L Middleton, D T Frazier

¹Faculty Development, University of Kentucky College of Medicine, Lexington, Kentucky, USA.

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|February 4, 2014

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Graduate students receive minimal teaching preparation. A specialized course at the University of Kentucky effectively trains them in instructional skills, offering a model for medical schools.

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Area of Science:

Medical Education
Graduate Studies
Academic Training

Background:

Graduate students frequently gain teaching experience during their training.
This experience is valuable for academic careers but often lacks formal guidance.
A gap exists in preparing graduate students for teaching responsibilities.

Purpose of the Study:

To describe a specially developed teaching course for graduate students.
To evaluate the effectiveness of this instructional skills program.
To present a model for other medical schools to enhance graduate teaching preparation.

Main Methods:

The University of Kentucky developed a specialized teaching course for graduate students.
The course included instruction on planning, implementing, and evaluating teaching.
Classroom training focused on developing practical instructional skills.

Main Results:

Evaluation indicated the teaching program is relevant to graduate students' needs.
The program was found to be effective in enhancing instructional skills.
The course provides a useful model for other institutions.

Conclusions:

Targeted teaching courses are essential for graduate student preparation in academia.
The University of Kentucky's program demonstrates a successful approach to this training.
This model can be adapted by other medical schools to improve teaching readiness.