Blog · Page 8 of 13
Essays, book notes, and research on compassion, education, well-being, and care.
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Sit with this statement: “The power of your outcomes is determined by the quality of the questions that you ask yourself multiplied by the frequency that you ask, raised by the power of the integrity of your answers.”
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A Strategic Approach to Active Learning in Physical Therapy Programs
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A Review of The Science of Leadership (Hull & Moore)
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Have you ever wanted to make a lasting change in your life, but no matter how hard you tried, it just didn’t stick?
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Most of us have been taught to set SMART goals. (Specific, Measurable, Achievable, Relevant, and Time-bound).
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When I tell PT students they need to understand the hypothetico-deductive model, I usually get one of two reactions. Either glazed-over eyes (because it sounds theoretical and boring) or anxiety (because it sounds compli...
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Introduction: The Price of a Dream
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Artificial Intelligence has shaken the foundation of higher education. But before we label this disruption as a catastrophe or a revolution, it’s critical to return to a central question: What is the true purpose of high...
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Why PT Students Should Learn SBAR: Speaking the Language of Healthcare
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If you are an educator and a health professional like me, think of FERPA as the HIPAA of educational settings.
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We’ve all been there—stuck in a lecture hall, eyes glazed, mind drifting, wondering how something as fascinating as the universe can sound so... boring. Physics, a subject built on curiosity and explosive questions, too ...
