Baystate Education Research and Scholarship of Teaching members include attendings, VPs, midwives, spiritual leaders, researchers, QI specialists, and educators. This LibGuide is designed for BERST members own use in the development of teaching skills. This guide includes content from a variety of sources to help members self-assess and extend their own teacher and leader skills,using the key principles of education—motivation, reflection, innovation, and feedback.
Our BERST community works and learns together to develop as teachers, coaches, advisors, and leaders. If you have questions, or suggested additional resources, please email BERST@baystatehealth.org
In these unprecedented circumstances, we are all being asked to extend beyond our normal way of working -- this includes how we teach and learn. Angela Sweeney, Curriculum Design Specialist in BERST Academy, has created BERST Remote Teaching Resources Online to support the innovative development of online educational content for each other and our learners across the health professions.
Features include links to the following resources:
Let’s keep learning.
Wishing you and yours good health,​
BERST Academy
The beauty of our BERST community is its diversity of voices at the table. BERST provides the opportunity to network with a diverse group of educators both in and outside of our institution. The growth of this social network is critical as good teaching grows through feedback and collaboration. Additionally, we hope that it leads to more interprofessional educational collaboration outside of BERST. Our members rate the diversity of our community as one of the key benefits of their membership.
As a BERST member, you will:
For more information or for questions, please email BERST@baystatehealth.org or visit us online at: www.baystatehealth.org/BERST