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Guidelines for planning faculty development workshops.

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This article presents guidelines for developing workshops based on practical experience and a review of the literature. Health science faculty tend to prefer workshops as a method of learning. However, the success of a workshop depends on thoughtful planning. The needs and expectations of participants should be thoroughly assessed. Workshop leaders must be competent, enthusiastic, and flexible; they must create a successful adult learning environment, especially for professionals with teaching experience. Evaluation of workshops should include both formative and summative methods.

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I K Smith, J O Smith, R P Durand. 1983. Guidelines for planning faculty development workshops.. https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/6885753/

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