The ALSO Advisory Board recently decided to add an evaluation process to the ALSO Instructor Courses. The evaluation process looks at teaching ability, attitude, and content knowledge and hands-on skills. The instructor course in Salt Lake City was a pilot for the implementation of the new process. Participants of the course were evaluated by faculty in all of the interactive workstations.
View the evaluation form.
(1-page PDF file. More about PDFs.)
Instructor Candidate Evaluation
Teaching ability may be defined as:
- Ability to explain concepts
- Ability to provide appropriate feedback
- Ability to provide a positive learning environment
- Use of adult learning techniques
Attitude may be defined as:
- Enthusiasm
- Patience with the participants and other faculty
- Respect for participants and other faculty
Content knowledge and hands-on skills may be defined as:
- Thorough knowledge of the clinical content of the ALSO Provider syllabus
- Ability to use correct hands-on skills when working with course equipment
To obtain more information on any of the above, contact ALSO staff at 913-906-6000, ext.6554.
ALSO Instructor Course
Lifecycle of an ALSO Approved Instructor (*PDF file)
Instructor Requirements and Responsibilities
Instructor Candidate Evaluation
(*PDF file. About PDFs)
