My goal for this blog post is to get you to think about goals in different ways and as essential components of your clinical and educational practice. Since I have […] Read more

These are two phrases I hadn’t though very much about until reading a recent article by Schwab and Silva.1 I am now thinking about them a lot more, and specifically […] Read more

This month I wanted to elaborate a bit on the “Master Adaptive Learners” (MAL) concept1,2,3 and the related challenge around finding a balance between supporting students in becoming MAL and […] Read more

Several recent events (aligning stars?) have me thinking about this “Master Adaptive Learners” (MAL) concept1,2,3 and how this is so closely intertwined with PT Learning For Practice LLC. I mentioned […] Read more

Human Development and Implications for Clinical Practice Recently, I had the privilege of participating in the Academy of Pediatric Physical Therapy Education Summit III. The over-arching goal of this Summit […] Read more

Learning about the Social Determinants of Health so that we can improve clinical practice. Lifelong learning is a foundational element of professionalism. I would argue that it is also a […] Read more