Emily Royse Emily Royse

Things I Wish I Knew Before Teaching A&P

I started teaching A&P in a supply closet, armed with a debunked learning-styles survey and more enthusiasm than plan. Here's what I'd tell that version of me now: seven things about scaffolding jargon, curiosity, and the real point of anatomy and physiology I wish someone had told me before year one.

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Emily Royse Emily Royse

What Generative AI Outputs Can Teach Us About Physiology Misconceptions

Fluency with physiological vocabulary is not the same as understanding physiology. The types of errors seen in generative AI outputs about physiology look a lot like the things anatomy and physiology students get wrong too, and the reason is the same: language-pattern matching in place of mechanistic reasoning. The good news: you can teach students to catch this error and improve their mechanistic reasoning.

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