
How to Teach Language for Breaking Bad News in Medical English
Back to Menu ↩ Breaking bad news is one of the most challenging tasks for healthcare professionals. It requires a careful balance of empathy, clarity,
Can the twain ever meet?
This paper examines best practice in both teacher-led tuition and online self-study, looking at their difference and similarities and the challenges faced by course designers and teachers working with the two areas. It then goes on to examine whether blended language courses can be created which enable the advantages of both to be optimised in a meaningful way.
SLC’s digital courses are used by medical schools, nursing colleges, teaching hospitals, and English language schools. They enable teachers to give outstanding medical English courses to their students.
SLC offer institutions over 850 hours of profession-specific, cross-sector and exam preparation materials, all delivered on a customisable, state-of-the-art learning platform.
Back to Menu ↩ Breaking bad news is one of the most challenging tasks for healthcare professionals. It requires a careful balance of empathy, clarity,
Back to Menu ↩ Preparing for the OET Speaking sub-test can be one of the most challenging parts of your exam journey. The role-play tasks
Back to Menu ↩ Artificial Intelligence (AI) is changing everything from healthcare to classrooms; the teaching of Medical English is no exception. From AI chatbots
Get your monthly updates and latest materials on Medical English