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Ten ways to help prepare Y10 before the summer- (...and not leave it until the mocks!)
1. Provide consistent revision - avoid that overwhelming feeling in Y11 by starting bite-size revision now in breaks & hmk.
2. Use past papers to understand the exam format & timings only
1. Provide consistent revision - avoid that overwhelming feeling in Y11 by starting bite-size revision now in breaks & hmk.
2. Use past papers to understand the exam format & timings only
3. Build a schedule for the lead-up to Y11 mocks- having a structured plan can help them stay on track and prepare ahead
4. Share staff availability - give time for them to opt-in and ask for extra help or clarification on topics they're struggling with.
#Exams #Revision
4. Share staff availability - give time for them to opt-in and ask for extra help or clarification on topics they're struggling with.
#Exams #Revision
5. Create study groups - support them to work with peers & space who provide support and motivation
6. Help them organise -stationery, planners/revision cards, guides, that help track deadlines & revise content can help reduce stress & improve focus.
#support #everyonematters
6. Help them organise -stationery, planners/revision cards, guides, that help track deadlines & revise content can help reduce stress & improve focus.
#support #everyonematters
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We are repeatedly being told that we have to ‘learn to live with covid’. And at some level, yes, I guess we do. BUT & there is a big but coming … (1)
We are repeatedly being told that we have to ‘learn to live with covid’. And at some level, yes, I guess we do. BUT & there is a big but coming … (1)
Those who shout this the loudest seem to mean that we must rip off our masks, forget all social distancing, no longer self isolate & return to life as it was pre pandemic regardless of the consequences of this & that we are somehow ‘living in fear’ if we don’t agree. (2)
However, this so called ‘freedom’ condemns many to very restricted lives & especially those who are CV/CEV (3)
I mentor & coach physicians on their wellbeing & how to use their energy wisely.
Just as there are people called to work in healthcare, it's my calling to serve those who help people in their most vulnerable times & phases of life to continually have the capacity to do it.
Just as there are people called to work in healthcare, it's my calling to serve those who help people in their most vulnerable times & phases of life to continually have the capacity to do it.
Somewhere along the journey to becoming a physician, students started believing that they should be able to handle everything they're exposed to & developed messy coping habits that impact on their ability to connect with others & self in healthy ways.
Healers need healers otherwise they will fail to recognise how their own suffering can become a source of wisdom to apply in their work with patients & in supporting their peers/colleagues. Instead, personal suffering or denial of it, can take one's mind into dark places.
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Being an entrepreneur comes with a sense of freedom & none of the institutional limits on creativity. Yet unless I'm consulting within an organisation or connected to community, it can feel lonely & isolating. Online communities are great for support but it's not enough.
Being an entrepreneur comes with a sense of freedom & none of the institutional limits on creativity. Yet unless I'm consulting within an organisation or connected to community, it can feel lonely & isolating. Online communities are great for support but it's not enough.
I've seen the negative effects of people investing all their time/energy in networking online & draining group dynamics. I realised that one of my values is to participate in collaborations that involve physical meet ups or at least in the potential of physical meetups. 2/
What can I say? I derive inspiration from in person experiences. So it's not surprising that I notice changes in my thinking patterns & emotional landscape when my interactions are more virtual than physical. It's de-motivating & raises mental health alarm bells 3/
This is my commentary on #twitter #movements. Before I go I want to preface this with a statement: I love humans. We're amazing creative & powerful beings. I'm fascinated by human behaviour and the hidden motivations underlying our basic need to belong. 1/
I've observed some movements taking off on Twitter. Some for #MedEd, raising awareness, knowledge sharing, inspiration and sharing failings, wounds & triumphs. Generally they support creative expression in 280 characters. Awesome! 2/
As these movements gain momentum, more people want to join in b/c #belonging. I'm seeing a disturbing trend of sharing experiences of patients/clients to promote how deep & human they are. Some are purely intended, some not. 3/
