“Content expertise”, as noted recently, does not equal “teaching expertise.” Moreover, the age gap between teachers and learners means that teachers too often teach the way they were taught, whereas the learners use ways of knowledge acquisition unknown to their...
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Month: January 2016
Inspiration through inspired people
Throughout medical school, students collect loosely connected islands of knowledge (even in integrated curricula) about health and disease. Later, in clinical practice, they encounter ‘whole’ human individuals, with conditions that have complex roots and effects within their lives. Thus, future...
Collaborate to combat disease
When does a need to collaborate arise? If one does not know what to do, but assumes someone else does, collaboration could be the answer. Also, people look for organized teamwork if time and resources for complicated and long-lasting situations...