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See Latest ArticlesStudent Selected Components (SSCs): AMEE Guide No 46
Medical Teacher, 10/26/09
Riley SC – Student Selected Components (SSCs) are one of the more innovative recent developments in medical education...This AMEE Guide is written for developers of new medical curricula, where SSC–like initiatives offering choice and depth of study, in conjunction with core learning, are being considered. Its aim is to provide insight into the structure of an SSC programme and its various important component parts. It is also relevant for those already involved in SSC development by offering insight into effectively managing, assessing and improving existing programmes, to deliver effective, coherent and core–integrated teaching valued by students and faculty alike.
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