The Process of Clinical Skills Facilitation: Creating Maximally Supportive Clinical Learning Experiences (MSCLE)

You are invited to attend a free continuing education experience.

To Register click the following link: https://baldwinwallace.co1.qualtrics.com/jfe/form/SV_6EuKthC5m9FGnad

This course is designed to provide education on how to develop maximally supportive clinical learning experiences for young student practitioners within higher education settings. The course will address:
1. Learning theories across pedagogy, choragogy and andragogy;
2. Universal Design for Learning and solutions-focused problem solving;
3. Embedding learning theory and UDL into Anderson’s model of supervision; and
4. Instruction on the use of the Maximally Supportive Clinical Learning Experiences (MSCLE) clinical education model.

Learner Outcomes: By the end of this course, participants will be able to:
1. Discuss theories of learning across pedagogy, choragogy and andragogy.
2. Explain Universal Design for Learning and Solutions-focused problem solving.
3. Utilize: Maximally Supportive Clinical Learning Experiences (MSCLE); the Tepper-Vaughn Practitioner Skills Assessment (TV-PSA); and the Clinical Practitioner’s Resource Enrichment Plan (CPREP).

Target audience: This course is intended for professionals serving as clinical educators within higher education settings.

Presenters:
Dr. Amy Tepper, Ed.D., CCC-SLP, employed by Baldwin Wallace University, Berea, OH. and Dr. Amy L. Vaughn, Ph.D., CCC-SLP, employed by Baldwin Wallace University, Berea, OH.

Financial support for this course was provided through professional development funds from Baldwin Wallace
University.
Requesting accommodations: Please email instructor/s at atepper@bw.edu or avaughn@bw.edu at
least one week prior to the course to discuss any accommodations you may have.
Refund policy: This course is being provided free of charge and is offered as an incentive for participation in
a research project (IRB approval through Baldwin Wallace University).
Complaint policy: Concerns and/or complaints regarding this course should be directed to Christie Needham, Clinical Director and Department Chair in the Department of Communication Sciences and Disorders at Baldwin Wallace University (cneedham@bw.edu).

This course is offered for 0.6 ASHA CEUs (Intermediate level, Professional area).