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Episode 103
Pitfalls of Averaging Scores
Foundational Concepts
Example of Proficiency Grading
Book Club
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Episode 102
Online Testing:
Effectiveness Data
Reversing the Graying of Hair
Avoiding the Term Master
Hippocampus as Storyteller
Episode 101
Practical Tips for Open, Online, Randomized Tests
What is Normal?
What is Normal Body Temperature?
Episode 100
More on Wacky Open Test Schemes
Open Tests & Board Exams
Feedback on Tests
Debriefing & Challenges
Book Club
Episode 99
FAQs about Patton Test Strategies
Randomized Tests
Spaced Retrieval Practice
Cumulative & PreTests
Open-book & Integrity
Episode 98
Help Student Identify Learning Goals
Make Textbooks Visible
COVID-19 Damages Cilia
Cells Make Soap?
Episode 97
Using Textbooks Effectively
Helping Students Read Textbooks
Read and Raid the Textbook
When We Hate Our Textbook
Episode 95
Effective Teaching Presentations
Using Text with Images
Chunking
Effective Use of Images
Episode 94
Do A&P Textbooks Have Too Much Content?
Tunneling Nanotubes
How Teeth Sense Cold
Green & Red Feedback
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Episode 93
Weight Stigma! The Difficult Cadaver
Journal Club Episode
with Krista Rompolski
Weight Bias in Dissection Courses
Episode 92
Are We Answering Student Questions?
Understanding What Students Really Want to Ask
Power Skills for Answering Students
New Discovery about Brain Plaques
Episode 90
Digital vs. Paper Note Taking
Pandemic Weight Change
Diluting Plasma Reverses Aging
Episode 89
Brain’s Background Noise
How Exercise Affects Immunity
Blood Marker for Longevity
Mitochondria During Cell Division
Episode 88
The Proper Order of Topics in A&P
Competitive Leaderboards
Student Feeling of Teaching Themselves