Dr. Matthew Wong, Emergency Medicine Professor at Lewis Katz School of Medicine at Temple University, discusses the importance of textbooks in modern...
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Integrate external resources like Sketchy into the flipped classroom model to offer a multifaceted approach to medical education.
By embracing the flipped classroom model, medical schools can cultivate a more engaging, effective, and student-centered learning environment.
With the scoring change in Step 1, passing rates declined. What does this mean for faculty?
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The role of the academic librarian is shifting and it’s important to highlight the need to embrace external resources in the form of technology.
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Learn how Sketchy can be implemented in multiple classroom settings and teaching styles that will benefit both you and your students.
SSO can be a very valuable tool for administrators looking to get their students started with Sketchy!