I'm in agreement with colleagues that group learning is a great tool to use when all of the group buy in to the process.

During this present academic year I've met several of the types of students mentioned in this presentation. I see more clearly now how important it is to guage the students individually as opposed to a simple collective whereby we look for a bell curve representation in their demonstrated mastery.

Again, as we meet our prospective future health care professionals it's going be important to observe their differences and adjust appropriately.

As I develop a working relationship with those seeking a career in the health care professions I'll carefully consider which types of learners I have before me and address their needs as necessary

Reasonable accommodations and the fact that students with disabilities are due the same content that all others in the class are given and at the same level. I learned that it is important not to "play to the disability" of a student.