Hello HEALers! Hope you are all well! We broke out the finger paints this afternoon, turned up the classical music, and went to town! The grey skies were calling for some colour. As your course winds down, this is what you had to share:
HEAL Potluck Lunch: Saturday, March 15
Please fill out the google doc and remember to bring your
own bowls and utensils.
Bibme: The fully automatic bibliography maker that auto-fills.
It's the easiest way to build a works cited page. It's free. Nice find
Josh!
Narrative voices: A call to action.
Pigging out at the Curriculum Theory Candy Shop - on libraries and books.Narrative voices: A call to action.
Jewellers' Loupes; A Caregiver's Narrative; And the Montillation of Traxoline ... all relating to Curriculum.
The Jewelers Loupe: Exploration of hidden spaces.
Honouring Emily.
The Private Eye (5X) Looking/Thinking by Analogy using Jewelers Loupes.
Finding flow in writing.
New discoveries in changing perspectives.
Cheers,
Jacqueline
Honouring Emily.
The Private Eye (5X) Looking/Thinking by Analogy using Jewelers Loupes.
Finding flow in writing.
New discoveries in changing perspectives.
Housekeeping Items
Remember to register for summer 2014!
Information on completing Canadian tax returns. Find out how
to obtain the tax slips you need from SFU (available March 1st) here.
Resources
Fundamental Movement Skills Video Collections now available
on PHE.
My new bee in the bonnet! Over the last few weeks I have been obsessed with learning as much as I can about 3D
printing technology. I think they’re about the coolest tech gadgets out there right now.
Then I watched this video on bioprinting. Is this a game changer or what?
"Health Education & Behavior (HEB) is a peer-reviewed
bi-monthly journal that provides empirical research, case studies, program
evaluations, literature reviews, and discussions of theories of health behavior
and health status, as well as strategies to improve social and behavioral
health. HEB also examines the processes of planning, implementing, managing,
and assessing health education and social-behavioral interventions."
EDRA Inaugural fall symposium: The Landscape of Accountable Care
"This one-day symposium specifically focused on translational research that most directly impacts those currently in practice. Sessions afforded designers, care and service providers and policymakers the opportunity to learn about emerging models of patient-centered care, navigate nuances of new policies and strategize for effective delivery systems, while embracing research as a means to improve patient, staff and resource outcomes." Link to the site or directly download the presentations here.
“Destiny is not a matter of chance; it is a matter of choice. It is not a thing to be waited for, it is a thing to be achieved.” ~ William Jennings Bryan
"This one-day symposium specifically focused on translational research that most directly impacts those currently in practice. Sessions afforded designers, care and service providers and policymakers the opportunity to learn about emerging models of patient-centered care, navigate nuances of new policies and strategize for effective delivery systems, while embracing research as a means to improve patient, staff and resource outcomes." Link to the site or directly download the presentations here.
“Destiny is not a matter of chance; it is a matter of choice. It is not a thing to be waited for, it is a thing to be achieved.” ~ William Jennings Bryan
Cheers,
Jacqueline
Thank-you Jacqueline! Always great information and guidance. Much appreciated!
ReplyDeleteYou're welcome Paula! See you soon!
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