Every learning activity in the MD Undergraduate program has a corresponding Educational Activity Form (EAF). The information captured in each form (such as session or week objectives) links to our Curriculum Management Database. It is important that the EAF’s are completed thoroughly, to ensure an accurate curriculum map. A
As a week lead, we ask that you review/edit and “SAVE DRAFTS” for each Educational Activity Form associated with your week. The Course Directors will submit the forms after you have saved a draft. Please find appropriate links to each form by first selecting the relevant course below:
EAF SharePoint Site (for access, please email shaun.kevilovski@ubc.ca)
| Term | Definition | Who is responsible for developing the objectives/outcomes? |
| Session Objectives | A specific statement of knowledge, skills and/or attitudes to be acquired or to promote higher forms of thinking in specific and measurable terms that describes what the learner will know or be able to do as a result of engaging in a learning activity. | Week lead in collaboration with lecturer/facilitator |
| Week Objectives | A specific statement of knowledge, skill, and/or attitude to be acquired through completion of a curricular unit. | Week Leads in collaboration with System and Theme Leads |
| System | A group of organs or functional collections of tissue that work together to the maintain homeostasis. A system does not work in isolation, and the well-being of the person depends upon the well-being of all the interacting systems. | System Lead |
| Theme | A specific area or category of knowledge, skills, and attitudes that support undergraduate medical education at UBC. | Theme Lead |
| Course Outcome | A statement describing significant and essential knowledge, skill, and/or attitude achieved through completion of a course and can be reliably demonstrated. | Course Leads |
| Year 2 Milestones | An indicator of step-wise progression towards the achievement of a competency. | MDUP |
| Exit competency | A set of demonstrated competencies and abilities written as a global educational statement and required to be granted a graduate degree. | MDUP –Medical Doctor Undergraduate Program |