CROSSWORD

3. A formal meeting where several experts discuss a specific topic, often with presentations and Q&A.
8. Clear learning goal for medical sessions and assessments.
10. Art and science of teaching; from Greek ‘paidagogos’ meaning child leader
11. Subjects that bring empathy, ethics, and culture into medical training.
12. New teaching tools like VR, e-learning, or gamification.
14. Expected behaviors and values in doctors and educators.

1. Standards of moral principles guiding medical practice
2. Core skill for effective patient care and collaborative learning.
4. Guidance from experienced faculty to shape careers and teaching skills.
5. Self-assessment to improve learning and professional growth.
6. Constructive input that improves student performance.
7. A classroom model where students learn content at home and practice in class.
9. Essential ability for medical educators and students to adapt and thrive under stress.
13. Hands-on training using mannequins or virtual patients for clinical skills.