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Darren Kuropatwa

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Do your students have a consistent journey in multiplication? Or do they learn method after method without meaning but simply process.

If you consider multiplication from early multiplication to factorising double brackets, maybe you are teaching 8 different methods of multiplication?

What if we could use one model and then compare and contrast the changes to that model at each point.

This is my reflections on what building a continuous planned and purpose journey of multiplication can look like.

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Laure Chotel
  • patient-as-partner (PP)
  • Initiatives, such as shared decision making,9,10 therapeutic education,11 expert patient,12 and self-management,13–17 have been inspired by patient-centered perspectives and offer innovative ways of involving patients in their own care

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Full article: The time for patient partnership in medical education has arrived: Critical reflection through autoethnography from a physician turned patient

The time for patient partnership in medical education has arrived: Critical reflection through autoethnography from a physician turned patient

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  • Findings included critical reflection from the patient, medical educator, and research perspectives. Data was cross-referenced with relevant literature.
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