Punchline! Humor and Facilitated Learning in Continuing Healthcare Education
Write Medicine · Alexandra Howson PhD
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Show Notes
This episode's guest is no stranger to many of you in the world of continuing healthcare education. Lawrence Sherman FACEHP, CHCP is president of Meducate Global, LLC and describes himself as a learning facilitator, a global educator, and an education futurist. He is deeply committed to lifelong learning and to humor as a learning tool.
Join us for a conversation that touches on:
- Needs assessments as a continuum
- Skills required for moderation and collaboration
- Controversy about learning styles
- Importance of context in teaching and learning
Resources
Association for Medical Education in Europe
American Association of Psychiatry
Connect with Lawrence: Twitter, LinkedIn
See Lawrence's TEDx Talk
Connect with Alex
Podcast Team
Host: Alexandra Howson PhD
Sound Engineer: Suzen Marie
Shownotes: Linzy Carothers
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