Shane Apperley

Location: united states

About me

UK-trained Physician Associate/Assistant (PA) with a background in clinical medicine, pharmacy, governance, research, academia and military medicine.

I am currently enjoying working in the US as a Director and Associate Professor in PA academia. My long-term goal, however, is to provide strategic leadership (CEO or equivalent) for a hospital trust/health system.

Outside of work, I am a devoted husband and father. I volunteer my time at church and in various medical capacities. I also serve on several professional boards and believe in a commitment to lifelong learning.

Activity

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Background of the Flipped Classroom | Origin: ED124

Core elements of a flipped classroom and the importance of getting stakeholder (i.e. student) buy-in.

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The Road to Stress Free Living | Origin: ED110

Different coping mechanisms and ways by which I csn better limit or reduce stress.

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Making More Time for You | Origin: ED110

How to streamline teaching and assessment.

I also need to improve my knowldge/application of online teaching modalities.

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Taking Control of Your Time | Origin: ED110

Setting limits and prioritizing better - this is something I don't do well yet can improve.

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Instructing Learners with Disabilities | Origin: ED106

How to accomodate students with learning disabilities. I encounter many students will difficulties comprehending.

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Instructing Diverse Learners | Origin: ED106

How to better interact with students where English is not their first language.

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Organizing Student Learning Groups | Origin: ED106

The importance of student monitoring. Also, to use groups that are diverse and no more than 6-8 students in size.

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Developing Your Communication Skills | Origin: ED106

The importance, and ways by which I can improve my non-verbal communication.

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Common Instructor Mistakes | Origin: ED104

Instructor Image - How to appear competent and professional. I have learnt some good tips.

Shane Apperley

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Managing Student Behavior | Origin: ED104

I frequently have to deal with cheating or the possibility of it. This module has given me some good tips/insights in how to tackle this problem in the future.

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