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My Students Cheated and That’s OK

29 May 201814 Feb 2019
By Kali M. VanLangen, PharmD, BCPS We all talk to our students about academic dishonesty. Whether it be on the first day of professional school or course orientation, it’s been…
Perspectives

The Double Edge Sword of Exam Reviews

6 Feb 201814 Feb 2019
By H Andrew Wilsey, PharmD As a recent pharmacy school graduate, I have a secret to share. If you, as a professor, repeat exam questions, a more than small percentage…
Preliminary research

Helping Students Figure Out What Went Wrong Using an Exam Autopsy

23 Jan 20188 Feb 2019
by Ashley Castleberry, PharmD, MAEd Students do not regularly think about their own thinking; this is especially true regarding exams. Unfortunately, students rarely learn from an exam because they do…
Teacher Reflections

Quandaries with Learning Assessments?

26 Sep 201714 Feb 2019
By Michael J. Peeters, PharmD, MEd, FCCP, BCPS Have you ever doubted whether or not you are using the “right word”? I have had colleagues tell me they avoid using…
Perspectives

How Can We Better Assess Leadership?

18 Jul 201714 Feb 2019
by Bob Bechtol, M.S. Oftentimes, we think of leaders as heroes with noble causes; however, many remain in day-to-day activities as common people striving to improve organizations and activities. The…

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