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Reverse Learning for Contraindications
What if we gave students an exercise that focused on when they aren’t supposed to…
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Creating Pathways for Learning
Two exercises to simulate patient assessment in a fun and active way.
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Are You Intrinsically or Extrinsically Motivated to Teach EMS?
Your motivation greatly impacts the type of educator you are.
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How to Teach Thinking Skills
Build thinking and problem solving skills by helping students value, prioritize, and differentiate.
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EMS Class Posters
These colorful, 18 x 24” educational posters are just the thing your classroom needs.
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Class Curriculum Guide for EMS Educators
Bring new content, new energy and new lessons into your classroom.
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7 Steps to Success in High School EMT Programs
In 40 years of teaching, my first high school EMT class was one of the…
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The Blood Pressure is WHAT?
Can Your Students Spot an Incorrect Blood Pressure Reading? You should consider testing them.
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How do EMS Students Study, Learn, and Succeed?
Textbooks aren’t novels; they're a resource and/or reference. Students should focus on the topics they…
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Passion – Is It Required to Teach EMS?
Should we value passion over other educator qualities like consistency or the ability to counsel…
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Guiding Principles for Patient Assessment
Guiding principles provide a backbone for sound decision-making in patient assessment.
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