Summer schedule reminder (< 1 min)
Giving slides to students (6 min)
Update on the TAPP APP (1.5 min)
Catch up with sleep on weekends (3 min)
Commit to caring for our A&P students (19 min)
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(0:42) Reminder: episodes released about twice a month during the summer.
(1:01) Students often want a copy of our slide presentation before class, so that they can take notes by simply annotating our slides. Is that a good idea?
(7:11) The easiest way to listen to (and follow) this podcast (TAPP Radio) is with the feature-rich TAPP APP
(8:58) Is it okay to sleep in on weekends to "catch up" with sleep lost during the week? Some new evidence from a large study.
(11:20) Why Kevin is committing to take specific steps to show his students that he really cares about them. And how he is committing to care, no matter what.
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01:17 | Feedback in Online Tests
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15:12 | Reserve hematopoiesis
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3:45 | Ganglion cells
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11:13 | Featured topic 1: Dissection lists
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0:41 | Hair color inheritance
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Host Kevin Patton previews the content of The Elephant Episode. Huh? Yep, elephants.
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0:40 | Listen up: feedback on accommodating hearing impairment
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6:36 | Update in epigenetics
10:07 | Handedness in cells
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3:56 | AAA now funds episode transcripts
5:58 | The TAPP app & your homework assignment
11:50 | Featured: The Silent Teacher (the human body donor)
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0:40 | How many genes in the human genome? An update.
4:36 | A new sensory structure found in the gut
9:27 | Featured: Advice on using media properly - chat with Barbara Waxer
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0:59 | New discovery about the shape of red blood cells
4:54 | Featured: Chat with the authors of a new book about how we learn
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0:42 | A new micro-organ in our lymph nodes?
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9:04 | Featured: Modeling professional integrity
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Button & zipper junctions in the lymphatic capillaries (7.5 min)
Methods to promote …
Introduction (2 min)
Do students read the syllabus? What is a syllabus? (8 min)
Reading and raiding the syllabus (14.5 min)
First-day activities | A syllabus quiz? (18.5 min)
Basic elements of a syllabus (13.5 min)
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Medical mitochondria (4 min)
Syllabuses: I need your help (1 min)
Review of first two parts of this series (3 min)
Featured: EVEN MORE Tricks for Retention & Success in Online Courses (18.5 min)
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Syllabuses? Syllabi? Which is correct? (3 min)
Continuing the conversation (1 min)
Featured: 49 MORE Tricks for Retention & Success in Online Courses (22 min)
Next episode is part 3 of 3 (1 min)
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Transcripts, captioned audiograms, & more! (7.5 min)
Intro to featured topic (1 min)
49 tricks for retention & success in online courses (32.5 min)
Connecting with this podcast (1 min)
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How many genes in the human genome? (3.5 min)
Free book of brain facts (2.5 min)
Expand the reach of this podcast (3.5 min)
Why students should read …
TAPP APP now available! (2 min)
Introduction to Paul Krieger (2 min)
Contour drawing for anatomy with Paul Krieger (19 min)
Change to a biweekly …
Getting ready for the annual conference of the Human Anatomy & Physiology Society (HAPS)? Long-timer Kevin Patton gives some tips on how to get …
How do you spell mamillary? (5.5 min)
Leave each semester with confidence after a course review. (22.5 min)
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News & Notes | pig brains, new DNA found, TAPP, HAPS roadtrip (9 min)
Pronouncing issues with A&P terms (10 min)
The A&P Student blog (1.5 min)
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Why does the Golgi apparatus looks so weird? (5.5 min)
A love story analogy for muscle contraction? (8 min)
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Can adult brains make new neurons? Again. (4 min)
See you at HAPS 2018? (5.5 min)
Learning styles. Harm or help? Or a bit of both? (12 min)
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Why the term meatus is weird. (3 min)
Convenient ways to subscribe to TAPP Radio. (2 min)
Playfulness and analogies have a role in storytelling. …
Microglia prune synapses to remodel brain circuits. (6 min)
Kevin's new online seminar on Long-Term Learning. (1 min)
Teaching A&P tells the story of the human body. (15 min)
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Has a new organ been discovered? (4 min)
Students benefit from debriefing after each test. (18.5 min)
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New Alexa skill for this podcast! (3.5 min)
Free media from the National Science Foundation. (1.5 min)
Tips for teaching the skeleton. (15.5 min)
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Peripersonal neurons monitor our environment.
Daily headlines for A&P teachers.
Supporting learners coming back to school.
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Neurogenesis in the adult brain.
Cells hate calcium (an analogy)
Your take on teaching A&P
Running concept lists to enhance deep learning.
If you …
The temperature of mitochondria.
A podcast recommendation.
Revisiting the cumulative approach.
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Host Kevin Patton briefly introduces a podcast for teachers of human anatomy and physiology.
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New blood test for concussion.
Why red pens are not ideal for grading and feedback.
Flipped learning isn't as hard as it sounds.
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(1:04) The FDA recently …
Use concept mapping for student learning and assessment.
Blood doping is a perennial news topic that helps apply central concepts of A&P.
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(0:48) Blood doping stories …
Kevin shares his experience of using cumulative testing to strengthen long-term learning.
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Pre-testing is not just for assessment—it helps learning, too.
A weird sneeze injury.
The Anatomical Society's list of online resources.
How many proteins are there in a cell?
A recent analysis suggests that a …
Testing is not just for assessment—tests can be a primary way to learn.
What's in the new blood pressure guidelines?
Going to the annual HAPS …
Spaced retrieval practice may be the magic spell you are looking for.
An immune role for platelets.
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