California Learning Interchange

UCI College of Medicine: Predoctoral Education
Residents as Teachers: Examples of Two Different Teaching Styles

A resident and a student are sitting together discussing a case, with a patient's chart. The student is finishing presenting the patient's case when the video begins.


Resident Teaching Interaction
FIRST Scenario

Resident Teaching Interaction
SECOND Scenario

Discussion questions:

What specific behaviors did you particularly like in this resident's teaching style?

What could this resident have improved about her teaching approach?

Discussion questions:

What was the resident's point in asking the student to explain why she thought the patient had peptic ulcer disease?

In both scenarios, the resident asked the student questions. How were the questions different in this scenario, compared with those in the other scenario?

In which scenario did the student appear to learn more?


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