Understand the topographical anatomy of the brain: By the end of this teaching session, participants should be able to identify and explain the topographical structures of the brain, with an emphasis on the neocortical & macrostructures.

Identify cortical lobes and surface landmarks: Participants should be able to correctly identify cortical lobes and surface landmarks on surgical, dissection, and radiological imaging by the end of the session.

Understand functional features of the lobes: Participants should gain a comprehensive understanding of the essential functional features of the respective lobes, providing insight into their roles in brain function and neurological disorders.

Apply knowledge in a clinical setting: Participants should be able to apply the knowledge and skills gained in the session to real-world medical situations, enhancing their capabilities as medical professionals.

Understand the relevance of the brain's topographic anatomy to clinical practice: Upon completion of the session, participants should understand the implications of this complex anatomy in diagnosing and treating neurological conditions, improving their ability to provide patient care.