Name: Embedding Inclusive Teaching and Learning Environments; micro-aggressions
Start: 2024-05-22T13:15:00+01:00
End: 2024-05-22T16:15:00+01:00
Location: Stopford Building, CRA

Embedding Inclusive Teaching and Learning Environments; micro-aggressions

Embedding Inclusive Teaching and Learning Environments; micro-agressions
About this Event
***It is necessary to register if you wish to attend due to workshop capacity*** If the event is full there will be a limited number of waiting list places available, once these have been taken the event is sold out and we recommend you look at future workshop dates.

PRiME Advanced: Embedding Inclusive Learning Environments: Micro-aggressions and their impact on student learning.

Description:

This workshop is for anyone who teaches students on the University of Manchester MBChB, and is working within one of our NHS or other partner organisations.

Micro-aggressions are ‘everyday’ verbal and non-verbal behaviours, intentional or unintentional, that communicate hostile, derogatory or negative messages, usually targeting people in marginalised groups. These can result in people feeling insulted or discriminated against, which over time, can lead to emotional harms. Evidence demonstrates that micro-aggressions significantly impact student learning; causing feelings of seclusion, lowered self-esteem, and reduced engagement.

*please note this session will start at 1.15pm. Please could we ask you to meet us in The Stopford Building reception by 1.10pm so that the session can start with everyone on time

Presenters:

Dr Anjali Vaidyanathan is General Practitioner and a Clinical Lecturer for the University of Manchester.

Dr Genevieve Shimwell is a Clinical lecturer in the Community Based Medical Education team at the University of Manchester. She is also the associate lead for the Year 4 team, working to deliver and support the GP community placements and teaching for the medical students.

Dr Farikullah-Mirza is a GP and Clinical Link Lecturer at The University of Manchester. She is also CBME Deputy Lead for year 4. Dr Farikullah-Mirza is also a GP trainer, mentor and coach

This workshop is part of a series of PRIME staff development workshops run by the University of Manchester - School of Medical Sciences. For further details and related workshops please see the PRIME website, and click here for directions to our workshop locations.