ICE Book Review – How Will You Measure Your Life
By Rob Cooney (@EMEducation) With the recent news that Clayton Christensen had died, I thought it would be a good time to review one of my favorite ...
Month: February 2020
#KeyLIMEPodcast 252: Boys don’t cry, and girls aren’t tough – Really?
Both KeyLIME and the ICE blog have touched on the topic of gender roles in medical education before, but today’s article looks at things from ...
Education Theory Made Practical – Volume 4, Part 4: Maslow’s Hierarchy of Needs
For the fourth year, we are collaborating with the ALiEM Faculty Incubator Program to serialize another volume of Educational Theory made Practical. ...
#KeyLIMEPodcast 251: Cop the cop concepts of CoPs
As educational theories are increasingly used in medical education research there are concerns over how they are used. In today’s article, the ...
Education Theory Made Practical – Volume 4, Part 3: Joplin’s Five-stage Model of Experiential Learning
For the fourth year, we are collaborating with the ALiEM Faculty Incubator Program to serialize another volume of Educational Theory made Practical. ...
#KeyLIMEPodcast: year in review
The folks at the KeyLIME Podcast are taking a break this week… but they’ve shared with us a glimpse of what 2019 looked for them. They send ...
Moving Away from the Battlefield: Stress and Learning in MedEd
By Ben Kinnear (@Midwest_MedPeds) In their 2015 commentary in the Journal of Surgical Education, Dr. James Healy and Dr. Peter Yoo recall being “pimped” ...