Dear MED Colleagues,
The Teaching & Education Committee is launching a Teaching Inspiration Hub-a curated, online collection of practical teaching resources created by and for the MED community.
We invite MED members to share teaching materials, practices, or ideas that have worked well in their classes. Contributions do not need to be polished or published; brief descriptions, partial materials, links, or works-in-progress are all welcome.
In particular, we hope to gather resources that reflect a range of approaches, including:
● What's hot: teaching and educational practices responding to current conversations (AI, for instance)
● What's bold: departures from convention and against-the-grain approaches
● What's seasoned: tried-and-true methods refined through experience
● What's brewing: experiments in progress, including gaps we haven't yet addressed
Examples of contributions include syllabi or syllabus sections, in-class activities or exercises, assignments or projects, experiential learning designs, uses of AI tools in teaching, case facilitation approaches, online or hybrid teaching practices, and inclusive teaching strategies.
Resources will be organized by user type and resource type, lightly curated by the Teaching & Education Committee, and clearly attributed to contributors (with an option to remain anonymous). Contributions may also be highlighted in MED communications and can be listed as service to the division.
If you would like to contribute, please complete this short submission form (approximately 3–5 minutes):
https://forms.gle/j48FNfVFZpunpo9k9
Thank you for helping us build a shared teaching resource that reflects the collective expertise and generosity of the MED community.
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Marina McCarthy, Ph.D.
Associate Professor of Professional Practice
AOM MED Teaching and Education Committee Co-Director
5250 University Drive
Coral Gables, FL 33146
marina.mccarthy@miami.edu------------------------------