✨New Publication Alert!✨ We know the value of peer teaching for student learning- but what is the benefit for peer teachers themselves? Peer teaching during simulation is an innovative way to help peer teachers gradually develop their professional identity. Check out our theory in Simulation in Healthcare Journal for how this process works, and why you should try out peer teaching it in your own simulation-based education. Sherri Rudinsky
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5moVery neat look at the growth of peer teachers. As military leaders, we often wear so many hats - training and mentoring is such a big component there. Great to see the professional identity take root through the process and growth for everyone - peer teachers and their trainees.