🎶 Using Taylor Swift in your YouTube video without permission? 🚫 Not allowed! Same goes for those textbook images in your PowerPoint. Permissions matter, even in the classroom!
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In higher ed, sometimes less is more. Except when it comes to structured components in your course. More is definitely more. Justin Shaffer joins The A&P Professor podcast Ep 148 to discuss high structure course design!
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Need help falling asleep at night? Here's a new 2-hour-long episode of The A&P Professor podcast for #anatomy & #physiology#faculty to help you out!
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The new episode is here...
⭐Anatomy of Trust: Promoting Integrity in A&P Education | Winter Shorts | TAPP 146
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🎯Fostering Academic Integrity by Building a Culture of Trust and Honesty in the Anatomy & Physiology Course
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Ep 138 of #theAPprofessor: Organelles get funky, fluff animations go, micro-credentials shine! Get the dish on teaching, HAPS President's Medal for Riggsy, AI resources, & my timed test ambivalence. Level up your A&P game! https://t.co/CQjREKG39t
In Ep136, I discuss topics related to the teaching persona we project to our students, such as what is a teaching persona?, authenticity, transparency, holding students responsible, admitting flaws, play and playfulness,...and a lot more! https://t.co/ybIbyBeUbe
In Episode 136, I talk about the effects of tattoos on sweat glands, hearing diversity, and spend some time exploring the strategy of deep elaboration https://t.co/F67P8TMuqr
In Episode 134, Jason Organ joins us to talk about his vision and goals as the new Editor-in-Chief of the journal Anatomical Sciences Education (ASE)
#AnatEd#anatomy#physiology#education https://t.co/g9ihd4AIJA
In Epi 131, we discuss the use of #ChatGPT and other #chatbots and artificial intelligence #AI in teaching and learning #anatomy & #physiology. We learn what's going on, what to be concerned about, and what to look forward to. And how to keep breathing. https://t.co/FQMLDE4smK
In Ep 127, you'll hear about the role of #platelets in #immunity, how the #Golgi apparatus gets its weird shape, exactly how hot #mitochondria get, and why we may want to consider marking assignments and tests with a #GreenPen, rather than a red one. https://t.co/RwJwMfY3yJ
Krista Rompolski chats with host Kevin Patton about student & instructor preferences for a combined or split anatomy & physiology sequence.
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#anatomy#physiology#theAPprofessor#JournalClub#HigherEd https://t.co/Tt2ydQhUGm
In episode 122, Dr. Margaret Reece joins us for a discussion of human reproduction and development and related challenges in teaching and learning. https://t.co/aLx6ptPFvY
Ep 120 discusses the importance of the syllabus in setting the tone and helping to create a positive course culture. It includes a list of practical, yet artful, steps we can take as we review and update our #anatomy and #physiology course #syllabus. https://t.co/XQx7XUngeQ