Experiential Education activities can be adjusted for remote and online teaching. How do I know if an activity is EE? Experiential education in support of student learning must be R.E.A.L. This mnemonic highlights the importance of providing students with opportunities to enable them to reflect on their learning. It also signals the importance of integrating […]
The Fund for Innovations in Teaching (FIT) is seed funding that aims to promote the Faculty of Health’s vision by supporting innovative teaching practices in your courses that include but are not limited to experiential education (EE) and eLearning. One of the eligible activities funded by the FIT is recognition of individuals (e.g. an honoraria) […]
Experiential education (EE) is an approach to learning that bridges theory and practice. Students engage in concrete applied experiences and then reflect on their experiences using the theoretical knowledge they have learned. What is experiential education? As a course director, it is likely that you are already engaging your students in some type of experiential […]
Turn classroom learning into meaningful experience. Experiential education (EE) integrates hands-on experiences directly into courses, where students engage in practical work, then reflect on their learning to build essential skills like communication, teamwork, and critical thinking. Quick Links No Interruptions No interruptions to your studies. Experiences are built into your coursework. Skill Building Develop professional […]
Resources for Planning and Implementing Placements and Practica These resources and templates are designed to help community partners planning to host a Faculty of Health student for an unpaid, non-clinical placement taking place on-site or remotely. These resources serve as general templates that can be adapted and tailored by community partners. Additional requirements specific to […]
Why Partner with Us? Complex health challenges require collaborative solutions, and partnerships make this possible. Together, we can: Working with Us We work with Indigenous communities, healthcare providers, community organizations, non-profits, and public sector agencies. Our partnerships emphasize mutual benefit, and typically involve student learning experiences that support partners' priority areas of work while providing […]