… Dear Faculty, Staff and Students, The flurry of activity from Washington continues to have many of us anxious about the future and concerned for our colleagues, friends, and family. I am sure you have many questions about how the President’s Executive Orders will affect you and the work you do at the IHP. Please be assured … for our colleagues, friends, and family. I am sure you have many questions about how the President’s Executive Orders will affect you and the work you do at the IHP. …

… ( Does everyone have a copy of the handout? ). We use managerial questions to create structure and organize classroom tasks. Rhetorical questions  emphasize a point or reinforce a concept ( We agreed at our last meeting that Smith’s theory posed several problems that require further research, correct? ). We use … the “facts” they need to know for the exam. Resources Blosser, P. E. (1975/2000).  How to ask the right questions.  Washington, D.C.: National Science Teacher …

… PT Professor Emerita, Alums on the Profession’s Post-Coronavirus World … thoughts on the future of physical therapy in a post-COVID-19 world.  According to the introduction on a recent PTTransforms blog post, "Post-Pandemic: APTA Fellows Weigh In on How COVID-19 Could Change — and Challenge — the Profession into the Future," … on a recent PTTransforms blog post, "Post-Pandemic: APTA Fellows Weigh In on How COVID-19 Could Change — and Challenge — the Profession into the Future," …

… lectures Nurses are prepared for and can handle anything thrown at them. It’s part of their DNA and part of the job. But for Dr. Kimberly S. Glassman, one night … at NYU Langone Medical Center when Hurricane Sandy hit its apex.  “I sent an email to all the nurse managers who were sheltering in place with us that night,” recalled … were underwater – the baby was taken by the EMS team onto a stretcher. And this is how we took them out.”  A congratulatory call from President Barack Obama would …