National Teaching Fellowship Scheme - Higher Education Academy
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Dr Undrell Moore<br />
Senior Lecturer in Oral and Maxillofacial Surgery<br />
Newcastle University<br />
Dr Undrell Moore teaches oral and maxillofacial surgery to a wide range of learners with the main<br />
emphasis on dental undergraduates at the very start of their clinical career. He strives to ensure that<br />
his students learn to take responsibility for their decision making and clinical treatments. Since arriving<br />
at Newcastle he has enhanced the system of learning and teaching in the clinical environment which<br />
has helped to focus the learning experience with the emphasis on student centred teaching.<br />
The changes to the course have been enthusiastically received by students, who thrive on the<br />
challenges inherent in this clinical environment. Comments include: “I loved it. Can’t wait to come<br />
back. Lovely environment, lovely helpful people” and “Best time yet in 3rd year!”<br />
As part of the course development he initiated a portfolio which formed the basis of the essential<br />
feedback required to allow students to become their own teachers and engage in the process of<br />
lifelong learning.<br />
Undrell has been instrumental in resurrecting a defunct textbook, Principles of Oral and Maxillofacial<br />
Surgery, as editor, to support the teaching in Newcastle. The fifth edition was republished in 2001 and<br />
subsequently translated into Portuguese for the Brazilian market. A sixth edition was published in 2011<br />
and continues to offer an educational aid based on the broad guiding principles of safe diagnosis and<br />
practice over the range of the specialty. He has also contributed to two other textbooks in his specialty.<br />
Undrell has been the chair of the Stage 3 examination in dental materials and clinical dental subjects<br />
for the past ten years in which time the examination has been radically changed from a traditional<br />
written paper to a series of in-course assessments and objective structured clinical examinations<br />
(OSCE). He has become increasingly interested in the achievement and assessment of competence<br />
in the clinical undergraduate and his workshops have led to international involvement in dental<br />
education through the Association of Dental <strong>Education</strong> in Europe (ADEE). In 2010 he was invited<br />
to help lead a Special Interest Group within ADEE in competence assessment which is helping to<br />
establish the dissemination of good practice across countries and specialties.<br />
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