Dermatology residents are both learners and educators to fellow trainees. Although formal training on teaching is limited in medical education, residents must act as educators every day in both clinical and academic settings. There are several techniques that residents can apply to their practice to cultivate ideal learning environments and outcomes for trainees.
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