Items Tagged ‘limericks used to teach human anatomy’
February 24, 2012 · Leave a Comment
There once was a lack of cadavers
With dissection-ready cadavers in short supply and class sizes burgeoning, an Ottawa professor has come up with an unusual tool to teach the complexities of human anatomy: limericks…That fits well with a modern educational approach that focuses less on rote, passive teaching of anatomy, and more on active learning by teams of students, said Dr. […]
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