Edward Ghosn

Location: san bernardino, ca.

About me

My name is Edward Ghosn, I am the Director of Clinical Education for the Respiratory Program at Concorde Career Colleges, San Bernardino CA. Campus. I am a 28 year Respiratory Therapist and currently hold a BS in Business Management and also a Registered Respiratory Therapist. I have been in Education 2.5 years and strive to be a Program Director. On a personal note, I am married for 28 years and have 9 children, 2 older daughters married.

Interests

video editing, watching action movies

Skills

interpersonal/communication/ms office/management/time management/

Website

https://www.concorde.edu

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Learning styes

I have seen several types of learning styles at work in my clinical students. There are some who truggle in the didactic portion of their education, but when they get into the clinical portion of their education they really flourish

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Lead by Example

I think that active participation of the leader is vital. Leadin by example will tell other members that the leader is passionate in what he/she is doing. This will promote a team spirit and participation. What is your input on this topic?

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Assertiveness

I learned that it is important to be assertive

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Being Assertive

I was just a small section, but I learned the importance of being assertive at all times

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Benefits

I think that the flipped concept is very good. The idea of student veiwing a video outside of class and coming back next class session does allow for more collaboration with students and instructor

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Intrinsic vs. Extrinsic

This is an area that I need to enhance in the next year. I think if I can get my students motivated intrinsicly they will suceed in their careers even more.

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SOFT VS HARD

I enjoyed this lesson. I can see that soft skills along with people skills are important to function of a healthy work environment or a teacher student relationship. It's like comparing it to an overly strict parent. Being strict is ok but overly strict is not. The child will rebell initially.

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bloody pizza

OOPs! NOt really bloody but it is related to ABG and Pizza. A little stupid. I don't think I have time to bring ingredients to make a pizza and make it to be a teaching tool for ABG interpretations. But the lecture material did admit that some of these methods are out in left field so to speak. The 3x5 cards for ABG is a excellent tool for abg interpretation. Pizza thing is for children I think.

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