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Medical Terminology Is the Language That Connects Health Career & Technical Education

Students entering a health science program encounter a language that can feel unfamiliar almost immediately. A single lesson might introduce terms...
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<strong>What’s Different About Teaching Non-Traditional Students?</strong>

What’s Different About Teaching Non-Traditional Students?

One major challenge to teaching higher education is the broad range of students and backgrounds you have to teach. One type of student you’ll be faced with is the non-traditional student. Also ...
<strong>How To Become A Curriculum Author</strong>

How To Become A Curriculum Author

Writing curriculum can be a rewarding career for people with a passion for writing and education. However, it doesn’t offer the most straightforward career path — after all, there aren’t many ...
<strong>Online Learning and Mental Health</strong>

Online Learning and Mental Health

During the last year, online learning became the norm for many families and schools. It has proven to be a mental health challenge for students, teachers, and parents alike. Students have felt ...
<strong>Public Health Degree, Employment, and Services to the World</strong>

Public Health Degree, Employment, and Services to the World

When you think of public health, your initial image may be of health care professionals speaking to the public about the benefits of eating well, getting enough sleep, and exercising. While ...
<strong>Developing a Personal Teaching Philosophy Statement</strong>

Developing a Personal Teaching Philosophy Statement

Have you ever been asked about your teaching philosophy by a potential employer? Oftentimes, teachers are asked to include their teaching philosophy statement as part of their application or ...
<strong>Setting Course Expectations for Online Learning</strong>

Setting Course Expectations for Online Learning

No matter how hard you try, the virtual classroom will never exactly mimic the physical classroom. But here’s the kicker: that’s actually not a bad thing.  ‌ Yes, online learning ...
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