Thanks for visiting. I am a PT and Assistant Professor at the University of St. Augustine in CA and pursing my PhD in Education with interest in simulation.
Awwww sending loves to Big Poppa ❤️. Bulldogs are so expressive and loving and I can’t wait to when he can reunite with all the kids and furry playmates. 🙏🏽 And hugs for our little buddy! 😘
As part of my global network project, I am happy to share my work on The Global Interprofessional Collaboration for Healthcare Providers Using Simulation. #vreducationinnovation
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Excited to share a link with you all! We are piloting with Mursion and Walden is using Mursion as well. Bridging the gap from class to real-world. Imagine practicing with virtual avatars before treating patients/teaching students. https://t.co/oma6TdJYs1 #innovationandsimulation
@BadyJeffery Thank you @BadyJeffery, this helps with resource management as well. It is difficult to get live patient actors or actual real-world face-to-face classroom environments. VR helps bridge the gap giving students real-world skills and get an idea and feeling of how it feels.
Excited to share a link with you all! We are piloting with Mursion and Walden is using Mursion as well. Bridging the gap from class to real-world. Imagine practicing with virtual avatars before treating patients/teaching students. https://t.co/oma6TdJYs1 #innovationandsimulation
@AbbyMokhtari Thank you @AbbyMokhtari for your response and support. I'm sure that I'll be reporting on our work in this project and use of Mursion as tie goes on. Wish us luck.
@CJKrapohl What a great idea @CJKrapohl. Maybe the builders of the program can have an animation that demonstrates that actual behavior. We constantly are fighting that battle in our classes, or I sit in the back during a presentation and find students surfing the web. :-/
@arginesafari@BadyJeffery @JessDennis77 @antounjumana@CJKrapohl@nancella@WaldenU Thanks for the response @arginesafari. We have started to use the virtual avatars and during our pilot, it was interesting to see the avatars were able to animate expression based on the dialog. When the character portrayed reluctance or fear, the avatar seemed to show this too.
@AbbyMokhtari Hello Abby and thank you for including this video clip. I could not agree more, any efforts in the classroom are thwarted without the involvement of parents, family, communities, and homes. There is tremendous truth in the old adage that "it takes a village." #ItTakesAVillage
@JessDennis77 @CJKrapohl@arginesafari@AbbyMokhtari@antounjumana@BadyJeffery Thanks @JessDennis77, powerful words from a friend who conducted my on-site accreditation visit when I was a founding Program Director for a Physical Therapist Assistant program a few years ago!
@JessDennis77 @BadyJeffery@CJKrapohl@bellnor757@nancella@AbbyMokhtari According to research, the implicit prejudiced attitudes of teachers negatively affect the differences between ethnic achievement gap sizes across classrooms through teacher expectations (Van den Bergh et al., 2010). This conversation is powerful. https://t.co/gA75479GFf
One item listed is opportunities for innovation. When we think of innovative curriculum we think of what teachers do. But how are we allowing our students to be innovative? @JessDennis77 @bellnor757@arginesafari@AbbyMokhtari@antounjumana@BadyJeffery https://t.co/Hgurgdkttw
@CJKrapohl @JessDennis77 @BadyJeffery@arginesafari@nancella@AbbyMokhtari Definitely relevant and almost exactly in line with @arginesafari. We must be vigilant and self-reflect and be self-aware of our implicit bias as we can be the very obstacles to student success and not the advocate for their learning.
Thank you for sharing this most timely discussion in this topic. I really like the suggestion that teachers have more self-awareness of possible biases and prejudices. We must be better educators, self-reflection is key.
@JessDennis77 @BadyJeffery@CJKrapohl@bellnor757@nancella@AbbyMokhtari According to research, the implicit prejudiced attitudes of teachers negatively affect the differences between ethnic achievement gap sizes across classrooms through teacher expectations (Van den Bergh et al., 2010). This conversation is powerful. https://t.co/gA75479GFf