최고 Teaching Tips 팟캐스트 (2025)

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16. Elementary Classroom Halloween Party Fun And Games 8:30

1d ago8:30

8:30

Elementary Classroom Halloween Party Fun And Games In this episode of The Firstieland Podcast for Elementary Teachers, your host Molly Schwab shares how to make your classroom Halloween party fun and educational by setting up a Haunted House packed with learning. Instead of losing a full day of instruction to costumes and candy, you’ll discover how…

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Episode 36: Resiliency, Staying Afloat In Stormy Weather 1:17:00

5d ago1:17:00

1:17:00

저자 The Stunt Brothers

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Top 5 Piano Teaching Techniques for Young Learners 9:05

5d ago9:05

9:05

Teaching young learners can be joyful and tricky! In this episode, I’m sharing five powerful tips to help your youngest students thrive—while keeping your lessons fun and engaging. From using games and creative theory to working with parents and breaking skills into bite-sized steps, this is your roadmap to more playful, productive teaching. Find o…

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Taking a Closer Look at Incivility in Prelicensure Nursing Education 21:29

10d ago21:29

21:29

Incivility in undergraduate nursing education is a complex, multifaceted issue. Student-to-faculty incivility can be characterized by behaviors that negatively impact the faculty’s ability to perform and enjoy their job. This podcast with Rebecca Weaver (and article) discuss the need for targeted interventions and institutional strategies to addres…

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Guided Writing Strategy 17:50

11d ago17:50

17:50

The authors developed a guided writing method for an undergraduate nursing course by incorporating 3 active learning strategies: in-class writing workshops, guided worksheets, and real-time collaboration using peer-review teams. By providing students with dedicated time for in-class writing, students avoid procrastination, reduce reliance on AI, an…

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Fostering an Attitude of Gratitude in Nursing Students 15:18

11d ago15:18

15:18

For nursing students, a gratitude jar promotes mindfulness and gratitude by encouraging reflection on the positive aspects of their lives. Dr. Catherine Stubin introduced this method at the start of the semester in a Capstone course with undergraduate senior nursing students, aiming to cultivate a more mindful and appreciative attitude. Students ma…

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15. Teaching Elementary Reading, Writing, And Math With Pumpkins 14:20

8d ago14:20

14:20

Teaching Elementary Reading, Writing & Math With Pumpkins In this episode of The Firstieland Podcast for Elementary Teachers, your host Molly Schwab shares how to bring the magic of pumpkins into your classroom to teach reading, writing, math, grammar, and science. Using picture books and simple hands-on activities, you’ll see how pumpkins can help…

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Episode 35: Desk Tetris, The Art of Classroom Arrangement 46:46

12d ago46:46

46:46

Today listeners finally learn what STS stands for, always first up under the chapter descriptions for this podcast. After surviving a close encounter with a sceptic truck, The Stunt Brothers realize distractions not only happen in the classroom. Roy and Martin get themselves focused on organizing desks and tables in modern classrooms that have more…

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Why Most Kids Quit Piano (It’s Not What You Think) 19:25

13d ago19:25

19:25

Why Kids Really Quit Piano – And How to Stop It Kids don’t quit piano because they’re not musical or talented — the real reasons go much deeper. After 20+ years of teaching and working with educators worldwide, I’ve uncovered the true, often-overlooked causes behind student dropouts. In this episode, we break down the 7 key reasons kids quit (hint:…

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14. Teaching Grammar In The Elementary Classroom | Nouns 9:35

15d ago9:35

9:35

Teaching Grammar In The Elementary Classroom: Nouns In this episode of The Firstieland Podcast for Elementary Teachers, your host Molly Schwab shares how to make teaching grammar, specifically nouns, fun and engaging for young learners. From interactive anchor charts to picture books and simple games, you’ll hear practical tips for introducing noun…

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Episode 34: The Great Pretender? 37:00

19d ago37:00

37:00

On a deceptively hot September day Martin reflects on the loss of Robert Redford and references a famous Star Wars line which brings Roy and Martin to draw parallels between teachers and actors as they stumble on to the widely discussed topic of imposter syndrome from which neither thespians nor educators are exempt. But much like a scene or a less…

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You're not a bad teacher - the system is BROKEN 15:57

19d ago15:57

15:57

Is Your Teaching System Broken? You’re not a bad teacher — and you’re not a bad business owner. But if you’re burnt out, overbooked, and stuck in the 30-minute lesson grind, it might be time to question the system you’ve inherited. In this episode, we explore why the "default" model for music lessons isn’t working for most teachers — and how you ca…

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SimZones Approach to a Competency-Based Objective Structured Clinical Examination 26:58

24d ago26:58

26:58

In this podcast, Dr. Laura Klenke-Borgmann describes their reverse-engineered roadmap, using the SimZone system, to develop a competency based education simulation curriculum that culminated with an individual objective structured clinical examination (OSCE). OSCEs also were used to provide deliberate skill practice and small group simulation pract…

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Using Trauma Informed Approaches to Enhance Teaching and Learning 27:33

24d ago27:33

27:33

Students from diverse racial-ethnic groups or those who have encountered racism, discrimination, violence, or community unrest are more likely to experience trauma, which impacts their ability to learn. In this podcast and article, Dr. Rana Najjar, who is an expert in trauma-informed (TI) education, provides TI strategies that educators can use to …

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Learn about Nursology.net 16:44

25d ago16:44

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In this podcast, Faith A. Tissot, RN, MSN-Ed, CCRN, a PhD student at Texas Woman’s University, Houston, Texas, explains Nursology.net and the many resources on the website for nurse educators. Nursology.net supports educators in teaching and applying nursing theory and philosophy in both academia and clinical areas and provides many opportunities f…

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Simulation Sequencing 18:06

25d ago18:06

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Standards for simulated patient encounters have been developed; however, the sequencing of simulation experiences has not been well-established. Sequencing purposefully manipulates the order of nursing content delivery including didactic, simulation, and clinical practice. Limited research has prevented the development of sequencing standards that …

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13. How To Manage Constant Student Talking In Your Elementary Classroom 18:17

25d ago18:17

18:17

What To Do When Your Class Won't Stop Talking In this episode of The Firstieland Podcast for Elementary Teachers, your host Molly Schwab tackles one of the most common classroom struggles - kids who just won’t stop talking. From constant whispers during work time to full-blown chatter during lessons, student talking can leave you feeling overwhelme…

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Episode 33: What's In A Name? 30:00

26d ago30:00

30:00

Imagine a teacher long, long ago, attempting to properly pronounce little Martin Stuible's last name on that first day of the new school year. Or Roy Junior watching his brother being sent to the office for the third time in a week over the simple switching of two letters. Or a teacher trying to name their own child with a name that does not trigge…

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How to Help Parents Support Their Child’s Piano Practice at Home (Even If They Don’t Play) 15:42

27d ago15:42

15:42

Do you have parents in your studio who feel lost when it comes to helping their child practice—because they “can’t read music” or “aren’t musical”? In this episode, we break down why musical training isn’t a requirement for being a great practice partner. Discover practical strategies to empower all parents, bust limiting beliefs, and build strong …

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12. How To Teach Sentence Writing In An Elementary Classroom 16:42

29d ago16:42

16:42

How To Teach Sentence Writing In An Elementary Classroom In this episode of The Firstieland Podcast for Elementary Teachers, your host Molly Schwab breaks down how to teach one of the most essential skills in early writing - how to write a sentence. From the foundational skills kids need before they ever pick up a pencil, to practical, step-by-step…

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Episode 32: You Can't Always Get What You Want 50:00

1M ago50:00

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Roy's distracted podcasting leads to a Rolling Stones song, talk of Neil Young in Deer Lake Park, and the perfect title for our back to school episode. The Stunt Brothers want you to start the year with a sense of hope, even if Darth Vader is hiding just around the corner. After all, you are a worthy teacher so ready to take on the challenge of a n…

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Watching paint dry…the fun way 12:31

1M ago12:31

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🎨 Let the Paint Dry: The Art of Layered Learning in Music Lessons Ever tried painting a room, your nails, or furniture—only to ruin it by rushing the layers? In this episode, we explore how the same mistake shows up in music teaching. From trying to fix everything at once in a student’s performance to spending too long on one activity, we unpack th…

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Empathetic Communication Through a Choose your Own Adventure Game 13:33

1M ago13:33

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Empathetic communication is a cornerstone of high-quality, patient-centered nursing care, especially in palliative end-of-life situations. Students report anxiety and uncertainty with having difficult conversations with patients in both the simulated and clinical setting. A Choose your Own Adventure Game allows students to explore different approac…

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Aligning DNP Student and Faculty Scholarship Outcomes Through a Faculty Retreat 20:03

1M ago20:03

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Many faculty teaching in DNP programs lack preparation for guiding DNP student scholarship. A large multicampus college of nursing invested in an interdisciplinary DNP faculty development retreat to increase faculty scholarship and strengthen their ability to mentor DNP student projects. Positive outcomes of the retreat included participants’ impro…

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How Night Clinicals for Students Build Resilient Nurses 31:53

1M ago31:53

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Integrating night shift clinical experiences into nursing programs offers unique benefits, fostering essential skills often overlooked during daytime clinicals. For faculty considering this integration, the slower pace and distinct dynamics of night shifts provide diversity for professional growth opportunities among students. This podcast with Dr.…

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Essential Primary Health Care Skills Virtual Simulations for Nurse Practitioner Education 23:28

1M ago23:28

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Practice-based learning is essential in nurse practitioner (NP) education; however, lack of clinical placement opportunities results in variability in clinical experience. Dr. Erin Ziegler and her team developed 4 virtual simulations (VS) covering concussion management, medical assistance in dying, memory concerns in older adults, and prescribing m…

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11. The 4 Parts of Morning Meeting Every Elementary Teacher Should Know 12:45

1M ago12:45

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The 4 Parts of Morning Meeting Every Elementary Teacher Should Know In this episode of The Firstieland Podcast for Elementary Teachers, your host Molly Schwab shares how a simple morning meeting routine can completely transform your school day. From greeting ideas to calendar time and everything in between, Molly walks you through what a morning me…

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Episode 31: Life Is Like A Roller Coaster! 1:13:23

1M ago1:13:23

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It's Labour Day, so let's slow things down and take a trip to Vancouver's Pacific National Exhibition, a fair where you can win a prize home, eat mini-doughnuts, and ride an old wooden rollercoaster. The PNE is a 115 year old staple in the lives of Vancouverites, and a reminder to parents, children, and teachers that school starts tomorrow. After h…

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Don’t WHIFF your policies 12:41

1M ago12:41

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Ever catch yourself doing a subtle sniff check in public—and realize it's not so subtle? In this episode, we explore how that awkward moment mirrors the way many music teachers overthink their policies. From endless "what ifs" around makeup lessons to over-complicated fee structures, we unpack how trying to cover every scenario only creates confusi…

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10. Teaching Elementary Writing In Kindergarten And First Grade: Picture Labeling 16:09

1M ago16:09

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In this episode of The Firstieland Podcast for Elementary Teachers, your host Molly Schwab shares exactly how to kick off elementary writing instruction in Kindergarten and first grade with one simple, powerful skill: picture labeling. You’ll hear practical, step-by-step ideas for teaching kids how to stretch out sounds, connect words to their draw…

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Summer Sessions 9: Join The Party 31:31

2M ago31:31

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For the final episode of Season 1 and the last of the Summer Sessions, Roy and Martin put on a party at North Point Brewing Co. in North Vancouver, Canada. Have a listen and you'll feel like you are actually there as loyal fans of After The Bell join the Stunt Brothers to celebrate. Mix a hot mic with beer and the offer of saying whatever you want …

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Lessons for piano teachers from learning to knit 17:21

2M ago17:21

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When was the last time you learned something completely new? In this episode, I share five surprising lessons from my journey learning to knit—and how they connect directly to effective piano teaching. From embracing the energy of new beginnings to knowing when it's time to plateau, we’ll explore how trying something outside your specialty can give…

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Providing Constructive Feedback Through Peer Review Activities 18:11

2M ago18:11

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Student development of communication skills is essential for professional practice. To address this, a structured peer review process was implemented in a beginning nursing course, providing students with opportunities to engage in scholarly discourse, refine their writing, and practice crucial conversations in a supportive environment. The teachin…

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Five-Minute Peer Writing Activity 22:10

2M ago22:10

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Classroom Assessment Techniques (CATs) engage learners at lower levels of Bloom’s Taxonomy. In this podcast, Dr. Andrew Richards and Mr. Zachary Hall discuss how they developed a CAT known as the Five-Minute Peer Writing Activity to promote engagement at a higher level among students in the classroom setting. Read more about this innovative, interp…

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Textbook Selection in Nursing Education: An Updated Perspective 15:35

2M ago15:35

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Evidence-based guidelines about textbook selection in nursing are lacking. Lucille Downing discussed their study to identify the essential characteristics in nursing textbooks based on a survey of faculty members across the United States.Faculty had a strong preference for textbooks emphasizing clinical judgment and application to practice, with co…

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Integrating Complex Pain Concepts into Prelicensure Nursing Education using An Unfolding Case Study 24:59

2M ago24:59

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An unfolding case study for a complex concept such as chronic pain management can be scaffolded across a curriculum to better prepare future nurses for practice. This podcast with Dr. Kari Firestone presents a 4-term unfolding case study that was developed to address gaps in students’ learning. It was aligned with the American Association of Colleg…

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9. Friendship Skills for Kids: Tips for Elementary Teachers 15:12

2M ago15:12

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In this episode of The Firstieland Podcast for Elementary Teachers, your host Molly Schwab shares simple, practical ways to help young students learn how to be good friends. From easy ice breakers to picture books that spark important conversations, this episode is packed with ideas to encourage friendships and build a caring classroom community. Y…

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Summer Sessions 8: Good Drinks and Good Listens 25:00

2M ago25:00

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The Stunt Brothers cycle to Deep Cove in North Vancouver, Canada, to enjoy the recreational atmosphere of this scenic locale. Roy and Martin pay a price for mentioning the occupation that shall not be named during the summer but the cost is as smooth as your favourite cocktail. With a clear view of the kayakers and paddle boarders on the crystal bl…

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I don’t want perfect “talented” students 12:24

2M ago12:24

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Ever felt a twinge of envy when another teacher says they only work with super-talented, competitive students? In this episode, I unpack why that’s not the dream for me — and why teaching beginners, fostering well-rounded musicians, and embracing variety is not only more rewarding, but more impactful. Whether you're rethinking your studio goals or …

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8. Teacher Tips For Organizing Classroom Learning Centers 15:21

2M ago15:21

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In this episode of The Firstieland Podcast for Early Elementary Teachers, your host Molly Schwab shares her best tips for kindergarten and first grade teachers as they set up and manage learning centers in an elementary classroom. From choosing the right centers to modeling expectations and keeping kids on task, this episode walks you through every…

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Summer Sessions 7: Summer Reflections 20:20

2M ago20:20

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The Stunt Brothers break their own rule of not mentioning teaching or schools during the summer as they reminisce about the place where they first taught together over twenty eight years ago, Dorothy Lynas Elementary in North Vancouver, Canada. They cycle the same route along the Mt. Seymour Parkway that leads to the school, where they record their…

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Connecting the Courses 11:53

2M ago11:53

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Are your students unclear about the purpose of evidence-based practice (EBP) and need to learn this content? Listen to this podcast with Dr. Cassandra Ford and read her article. She developed a strategy to help students connect EBP to other nursing courses: the Course Connection Table. She shares the Course Connection Table with readers.…

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Unit-Based Report Cards to Bridge Classroom and Clinical Practice for EBP and QI 22:34

2M ago22:34

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Nurse educators often face challenges in highlighting the clinical relevance of evidence-based practice (EBP) and quality improvement (QI) in undergraduate nursing courses. To address this, faculty collaborated with clinical partners to create a novel strategy aimed at bridging the gap between classroom learning and clinical application. Students u…

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Enhancing Nurse Practitioner Education to Care for Acutely Ill Obstetric Patients 15:18

2M ago15:18

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Critical care nurse practitioners have few opportunities to care for obstetric patients in the critical care setting and, therefore, may lack competence and confidence in caring for them. In this podcast, Jennifer Brower and Caitlin Luebcke describe their work and insights from an integration of obstetric-focused, multimodal instruction in an acute…

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7. Why Reading Aloud Helps Kids Learn to Read and Thrive 9:30

2M ago9:30

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In this episode of The Firstieland Podcast for Elementary Teachers, your host Molly Schwab dives into why reading aloud is one of the most powerful tools you can use in your kindergarten or first grade classroom. From boosting vocabulary and comprehension to supporting writing and social emotional learning, Molly shares practical ways picture books…

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Summer Sessions 6: Summer Songs 21:00

2M ago21:00

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The Stunt Brothers are reminded of a Blue Rodeo song as they record their sixth summer session in full view of Vancouver's English Bay. This leads to a sharing of favourite summer tunes from summers gone by, many of them now long ago. Learn more at stuntbrothers.ca Send us a text Get Involved Rate & Review on Apple Podcasts: https://podcasts.apple.…

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6. Elementary Teacher Tips For Setting Up A Classroom Library 17:06

2M ago17:06

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In this episode of The Firstieland Podcast for Elementary Teachers, your host Molly Schwab shares her best tips for setting up a cozy and organized elementary classroom library for kindergarten or first grade. From gathering books on a budget to creating simple checkout systems, this episode walks you through everything you need to know to make you…

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Summer Sessions 5: Summer Jobs 29:19

3M ago29:19

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Join Roy and Martin in the splendours of Stanley Park, a 405 hectare city park in Vancouver, Canada. Larger than Central Park in New York, Stanley Park has always been a place where residents and tourists come to enjoy a Vancouver summer day. The Stunt Brothers watch helicopters over head while reminiscing about summer jobs both good and bad. Then …

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Student-Created Slideshows to Foster Belonging and Engagement in the Classroom 13:03

3M ago13:03

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Fostering a sense of belonging in the classroom is important for student engagement. An impactful way to build this sense of belonging is by opening class with a student-created slideshow. Students contribute a single PowerPoint slide featuring something that bring them joy, such as photos of family, friends, pets, hobbies, or favorite quotes. The …

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Promoting Clinical Reasoning With One-On-One Focused Pediatric Simulations 15:37

3M ago15:37

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Individual simulation allows students to think critically, perform nursing care, and intervene on abnormal findings, while simultaneously allowing faculty to provide appropriate coaching. Faculty developed 2 formative, individual, simulation activities incorporating multiple practice opportunities over time, clinical coaching, meaningful feedback, …

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