Scoring Criteria Details
Phase I Scoring
- Review will use a 1 to 10 Likert scale for each of the following categories:
- Importance of the topic
- Potential impact on learners
- Innovation
- Feasibility
- Quality of methods
- Evidence and quality of evaluation
- Potential to influence education beyond Hopkins
- Maximum possible score is 70
- The IEE will provide comments to each applicant and will include strengths of the proposal and constructive feedback for improvement
Phase II Scoring
Review will use a scoring instrument developed by the IEE Managing Board and the Selection Committee, which includes:
- Personal Faculty Development Plan (20 points)
- Specific plan and time line for professional development activities during this award cycle
- Demonstration of how plan will influence applicant's teaching practice
- Proposal for Educational Scholarship (70 points total - 10 points each)
- Importance of topic
- Innovation and/or impact
- Feasibility of accomplishing project objectives
- Quality of methods
- Quality of project evaluation
- Likelihood of successful dissemination
- Potential to influence medical education broadly
- Evidence of Quality Mentorship (10 points)
- Mentor(s) to be a faculty member identified by the applicant with appropriate expertise to assist with the project and career development of the applicant
- The IEE will also provide targeted mentorship specific to the content area identified within the project
- Support of Department Director
- Exhibits Promise for a Career as Educator/Commitment to Education