Chapter 2 From Curricular Goals to Instruction Preparing to Teach Gail M. Jensen, Elizabeth Mostrom, Katherine F. Shepard I remember well my first teaching experience in physical therapy education. I…
Chapter 4 Physical Therapy Education In The Digital Age Leveraging Technologies to Promote Learning Tracy Chapman, Gail M. Jensen “If you are headed in the wrong direction, technology will not…
Chapter 9 Techniques for Teaching Students in Clinical Settings Karen A. Paschal Clinical education has long been recognized as a necessary part of physical therapy education. In 1968, Callahan and…
Chapter 7 Strategies for Planning and Implementing Interprofessional Education Teresa M. Cochran, Brenda Coppard, Gail M. Jensen Your Dean has just appointed you to the interprofessional education and practice task…
Chapter 16 Post-professional Clinical Residency and Fellowship Education J.B. Barr, Carol Jo Tichenor When I came to the residency program, I wanted to learn many different examination and treatment techniques…
Chapter 14 Teaching and Learning Psychomotor Skills Lisa Kenyon, Diane Nicholson Last summer I worked with a 5-year-old boy who had left hemiparesis secondary to cerebral palsy. He was able…
Chapter 8 Preparation for Teaching in Clinical Settings Jody S. Frost Teachers are those who use themselves as bridges, over which they invite their students to cross; then having facilitated…
Chapter 6 Authentic Assessment Simulation-Based Education Bradley Stockert, Debra Brady How many times have you had a student demonstrate successfully their knowledge in the classroom on written examinations and with…
Fig. 11.1 Number of registrants in Remudy national dystrophinopathy registry. As of May 2014, 1,293 patients were registered in this national registry from all over Japan. Blue bars show monthly…
Chemical Chemical characteristics Advantages Disadvantages Negatively charged Good solubility – long half-life Nuclease and RNase H resistant Do not enter the heart Toxicity Uncharged Relatively safe Nuclease and RNase H…
