The A&P Professor PodcastTAPP Radio
The A&P Professor podcast (TAPP Radio)
is hosted by
anatomy & physiology professor,
author, and innovator
Dr. Kevin Patton.
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Episode 52
Left-handedness
Age reversal
Brain mapping
Answering student questions
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Episode 50
Connecting in The Distance Course Special
Classic segments on student retention, success, & course completion
Episode 49
Classic segments on the role of human body donors in anatomy eduation
Transcripts supported by the
American Association
for Anatomy
This podcast is sponsored by the
Human Anatomy & Physiology Society
This podcast is sponsored by the
Master of Science in
Human Anatomy & Physiology Instruction
Episode 45
The Fishbowl Model of Homeostasis
Addressing Professors Poll
Concept List Seminar
Unveiling The A&P Professor
Episode 44
Semi-Identical Twins
Sorting Student Papers
Stickers? Really?
Episode 42
Bonus
Kevin’s Unofficial Guide to the HAPS Annual Conference
Updated & Expanded 2019 Edition
Jerry Anzalone & Mindi Fried Call In
Greg Crowther’s A&P Music
Episode 41
More on Eponyms in A&P Terminology
Update on Adult Brain Neurogenesis
More on Finding Media to Teach
Student names
Episode 39
Language of Muscles: A Strategy for Learning
Cerebellum Functions
Liver Responses
Exercise & Body Weight
Episode 38
Mid-Semester Check-Ins Keep Your A&P Course on Track
Sperm Speed
Gut Hematopoiesis
Swallow a Lego?
New Sponsor!
Episode 37
The Last Best Story in Teaching A&P
Test Feedback (again)
Anatomical Compass
Hematopoiesis
Episode 36
Big Year in Anatomy & Physiology Teaching with The A&P Professor
Feedback & questions from Adam Rich
Episode 35
Big Ideas: Essential Concepts of A&P
Smell and stress
How oxytocin works
Cholesterol testing (or not)
Episode 33
Testing Frequency in the A&P Course
Krista Rompolski calls in
Red-hair genes
Building the somatosensory map
Preview episodes
Episode 32
Bonus
Helping Students With Test Anxiety
Mitochondrial inheritance
Cardiac stem cells
Finding journal articles
Episode 30
The Nazi Anatomists – A Conversation with Aaron Fried
Listen up!
HAPS sponsorship
Epigenetics update
Handedness of cells
Episode 29
Conversation with Aaron Fried
Why is this podcast loud?
Features of the TAPP app
Your homework!
Episode 28
Using Media in Our A&P Course – Advice From Barbara Waxer
Update on gene numbers
New sensory structure in the gut
Episode 26
Modeling Professional Integrity
A new micro-organ?
Daily Nuzzel newsletter
Succeed in A&P podcast
The A&P Student blog
Episode 25
Promoting Academic Integrity in Our Course
Greg Crowther Sings
Buttons & Zippers in Lymphatic Capillaries
Episode 23
EVEN MORE Tricks for Retention & Success in Online Courses
Medical Mitochondria
Recap of Parts 1 & 2
All episodes available as a captioned audiogram!
Captioning supported by the
American Association
of Anatomists
Episode 22
49 MORE Tricks for Retention & Success in Online Courses
Recap of Part 1
Syllabuses or Syllabi?
Episode 21
49 Tricks for Retention & Success in Online Courses
Transcripts available
Captioned audiograms available
Episode 20
Reading A&P Terms Out Loud Helps Reading Comprehension
How many genes in the human genome?
Free book of brain facts
TIP: If your time is limited, or you are drinking your coffee black, listen to each episode at 1.5x speed—if your player or app allows it. That can cut a 30-minute episode down to about 20 minutes.
Episode 19
Caring for Students Helps Them Succeed
Giving lecture slides to students
Sleeping in on weekends
Episode 17 B
BONUS
Kevin’s Unofficial Guide to the HAPS Annual Conference
Hint: You Do NOT Need a Guide!
2018 Edition
Amazon referrals help
defray podcast expenses.
for your Apple iOS or Android device
Episode 14
Are Learning Styles Real? Why or Why Not?
Adult brains CAN grow neurons
See you at HAPS 2018?
Episode 13
Playful & Serious Is the Perfect Combo for A&P
Meatus is a weird word
Convenient ways to subscribe
Episode 12
Storytelling is the Heart of Teaching A&P
Microglia nibble synapses
5 strategies for long-term learning
Telling the story of the human body
Episode 10
Nine Super Strategies for Teaching the Skeleton
New Alexa skill for this podcast
Free media from the NSF
Episode 8
Running Concept Lists Help Students Make Connections
Neurogenesis in adult brains
Cells hate calcium
Your take on things
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Episode 6
Give Your Course a Half Flip with a Twist
New blood test for concussions
Color of pens used for grading
Episode 4
Cumulative Testing Makes Learning Last
Genetics update: nature of nurture
Short video walk-throughs
Episode 3
Pre-Testing for a Power Learning Boost
How many proteins are in a cell?
Online resources curated by the Anatomical Society
Sneeze injuries
Episode 2
Testing as a Teaching Strategy:
Students Learn From Tests
HAPS Annual Conference
New high blood pressure guidelines
Episode 1
Why Spaced Retrieval Practice is Your Most Powerful Teaching and Learning Tool
Intro to Kevin and his podcast
Immune function of platelets
HAPS Central Regional Conference
Last updated: September 16, 2019 at 13:08 pm