Lowe Robert C, Borkan Steven C
Department of Medicine, Boston University Medical Center, Evans Biomedical Research Center, 650 Albany St, Room 546, Boston, MA 02118 USA.
Med Sci Educ. 2021 Jan 12;31(2):935-943. doi: 10.1007/s40670-020-01172-z. eCollection 2021 Apr.
Effective lecturing stimulates learning, creates a verbal history for our profession, and is a central basis for evaluating academic promotion. Unfortunately, few resources exist in the medical literature to guide the academician toward success as an effective lecturer. Using evidence-based principles, this review fosters adult learning in academic venues by incorporating the latest innovations in educational theory for both online and traditional teaching. The novice or advanced academic teacher will be guided toward critical self-evaluation of current teaching practices and encouraged to replace ineffective methods with ones more likely to be both rewarding and rewarded. By introducing literature-based learning techniques, emphasizing audience targeting, truncating content to an appropriate level of detail, effectively linking images and text, and accepting the brevity of learners' attentiveness, we show that the audience, not the speaker, is the primary educational focus.
有效的授课能激发学习,为我们的专业创造一份文字记录,并且是评估学术晋升的核心依据。不幸的是,医学文献中几乎没有资源能指导院士成为一名有效的授课者并走向成功。本综述运用循证原则,通过纳入在线教学和传统教学中教育理论的最新创新成果,促进学术场合中的成人学习。新手或资深学术教师将被引导对当前的教学实践进行批判性自我评估,并被鼓励用更有可能带来收获且得到认可的方法取代无效方法。通过引入基于文献的学习技巧、强调针对受众、将内容精简到适当的详细程度、有效地将图像与文本相联系以及接受学习者注意力持续时间较短的现实,我们表明受众而非授课者才是主要的教育关注点。