The Role of Simulation in Competency-Based Education
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The Role of Simulation in Competency-Based Education
During this 1-hour webinar we discussed:
- Factors driving the shift towards competency-based education
- Practical tips and resources for implementation
- Impact on learners and faculty
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Simulation can support Competency Based Education (CBE) in a number of ways
CBE is an educational approach that focuses on students demonstrating that they have learned the knowledge, attitudes, and skills expected of them as they progress through their education.
- Simulation can be used as both a teaching modality and an assessment strategy to help students develop and demonstrate these competencies.
- By using simulation, educators can provide students with formative feedback and coaching to help them improve their performance and develop their competencies.
- It can also be used to assess students' competencies in a more authentic and meaningful way.
By observing students' performance in simulated scenarios, educators can gain a better understanding of their strengths and areas for improvement. This information can be used to provide students with targeted feedback and support to help them develop their competencies and achieve their learning goals.
Educators can help students develop the skills and confidence they need to succeed in their chosen professions, by incorporating simulation into education programs.
