Working Group vii
Contributors to the Fourth Edition ix
Foreword xi
Preface to the Fourth Edition xiii
Acknowledgments and dedication xv
1 Learning 1
2 Inclusive teaching 21
3 Facilitating learning 31
4 Facilitating workshops and small groups 39
5 Learning skills 53
6 Managing simulations 63
7 Psychological safety 77
8 Debriefing as a learning conversation 89
9 Assessing 101
10 Lectures and presentations 113
11 Blended learning 127
12 Non- technical skills 137
13 The wider role of the instructor 153
References and further reading 163
Index 173
How to use your textbook 179
Contributors to the first, second and third editions 181
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