AAPM VL-Adult Learning (Andragogy) Techniques for Medical Physics

2017 AAPM Annual Meeting - Session: Adult Learning (Andragogy) Techniques for Medical Physics

Make Your Classroom a Community That Equips Each Individual for Success
Michael Kissick, PhD University of Wisconsin
mwkissick@wisc.edu

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	Cultivating Our Students to Become Life Long Learners - Lonie Salkowski, University of Wisconsin School of Medicine & Public Health
	Adult Learning Techniques: What Are They and How Can You Use Them? - Laura Padilla, Virginia Commonwealth University
	Tools to Help Students Maximize Their Learning - Mariela Porras-Chaverri, PhD Universidad de Costa Rica
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2017 AAPM Annual Meeting - Session: Adult Learning (Andragogy) Techniques for Medical Physics