Purposeful Pedagogy

I created this unit with Sports Medicine based classes in mind, however, it could be used in any areas that need to cover basic injuries. The unit comes with an opening game, lecture presentation...

Fun way to have your students investigate the sense of taste! Students will prepare sugar, salt and vinegar solutions of various concentrations and then test their thresholds for the tastes of sweet,...

This fully editable Google Slides presentation is a great way to introduce yourself and your class to any Anatomy/Physiology related course. The opening slide is set in a A&P classroom where...

This fully editable Google Slides presentation is a great way to introduce yourself and your class to any Health Science related course. The opening slide is set in a medical office where students...

I use this project when teaching the Internal Organs and it works very well. Students have the opportunity to see the organs isolated, as well as how they are organized in the body. Download...

This unit was created to introduce students to the field of Sports Medicine and cover the History and Future of the field. Download includes: "Is This Real?" Powerpoint Game- can be...

Students will learn what our blood is made of with this worksheet. Starting with the four main components, their functions and interesting facts. They will then take a closer look at each component...

I kid you not when my students REQUEST we play Jeopardy before an exam.  They love the game and it is an excellent way to review before an exam or test.   This version is very user...

This 3 page lab activity is a great way for your students to see first hand the anatomy of the muscles, bones, nerves, blood vessels, cartilage, tendons and ligaments! Chicken wings are inexpensive...

Competition always brings out the best in my students and this game does not disappoint. In fact, they ask to play it often and I sneak it in when we have a few minutes to spare. The PowerPoint is...

The unit on lipids is a vital component of teaching nutrition. As one of the 3 major macronutrients and the one that is closely tied to many medical conditions and diseases, it stands to hold...

Is it just me or does anyone else struggle with teaching Maslow's Hierarchy of Needs? After years of frustration trying to find a way for my students to connect the pyramid to actual real life...