The A&P Professor PodcastTAPP Radio
The A&P Professor podcast (TAPP Radio) is hosted by A&P professor, author, and blogger Dr. Kevin Patton.
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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
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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
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Free media from the NSF
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 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
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Last updated: May 21, 2018 at 20:05 pm