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Why is #recycling important to you?  There's nothing like the insight and wisdom generated by young minds. Here's a great opportunity for them to share. #CDSVic Victoria's Container Deposit Scheme #resourcerecovery #circulareconomy #sustainability

Check out this great video from Fund for Teachers highlighting the 2024 fellows!

Let's talk about classroom essentials beyond the basics! 📚 As someone passionate about education, I can't stress enough the significance of smart classroom design. In my blog, I've delved into why investing in fitted furniture is key to sparking creativity and concentration. From infection control to personalised colours, our furniture solutions cater to every educational need. #EducationFurniture #Classroom #SchoolFurniture

Wow - what a first year it's been! As I relive and reflect upon this beautiful moment and the countless I've experienced since, the two words that come to mind are "joy" and "honor." - It is truly a joy to come to work each day where our main objective is to give that joy to the child in front of us ... and oh do they give it right back! - It is the honor of my lifetime to serve and represent the men and women who comprise this organization. Each day, you provide the type of therapy I've always dreamt of where science and service become one. As the calendar turns to "Year 2", here are my 4 greatest lessons through our first 4 seasons of service: 1) Live out your values in every moment, conversation, interaction, and decision - for it will shape your culture and destiny. Let your words and actions be one. 2) Lead courageously and with humility. In our greatest challenges lay the seeds to the greatest opportunities and lessons. 3) Invite others to bring their own gifts and talents! Allow exceptional people to bring their own exceptional ideas - there is room for EVERYONE at the table! 4) Give with your whole heart without ever counting the cost. You will always receive immeasurably more. Lumen Team - Year 2 looks exceptionally bright - and that is a reflection of all of you. #ShineBrightly

Day 1, and the official start of the European Pre-hospital Trauma Care (EPTC) course is underway! 🎉 🌍 Our participants are jumping into an action-packed day. 📚 Today's agenda includes a series of engaging activities: Informative lectures to enhance students knowledge and understanding. Demonstrations that bring concepts to life. Practical sessions to develop students crucial skills. 💡 Just some of the topics covered today: 1️⃣ Scene Safety: Ensuring a secure environment for effective trauma care. 2️⃣ Patient Assessment: Learning comprehensive techniques to assess injuries. 3️⃣ Breathing & Thoracic Trauma: Understanding and managing critical chest injuries. 4️⃣ Tourniquets & Haemostatic Agents: Mastering techniques for stopping severe bleeding. 5️⃣ Ballistic & Firearms Trauma: Exploring specialised care for trauma caused by firearms. Stay tuned for more updates! #EPTCcourse #TraumaCareTraining #Day1 #SavingLives

As facilitators, have you ever wondered how much emotions should we actually bring into our facilitation sessions? How does the mood of others affect the way we facilitate? In celebration of FNS's 20th anniversary, me and Angeline Chng will be doing a learning session on Emotional Agility in Process Facilitation. In this 3-hour learning session, we'll be borrowing concepts from Newfield Ontological Coaching to explore the undervalued role of emotions and how it can shape your facilitation presence & effectiveness. We'll also explore ways which we can be more intentional with how we are feeling amidst the intense focus on processes. No promises that you will feel better after this but we promise you'll have more "choices" thereafter.

It a study undertaken at the University of Cincinnati it was concluded that: The current data indicates an association of a decreased incidence of concussion among football players during the competitive seasons where vision training was performed as part of the preseason training. We suggest that better field awareness gained from vision training may assist in preparatory awareness to avoid concussion causing injuries. Future large scale clinical trials are warranted to confirm the effects noted in this preliminary report. You can read the study here: https://lnkd.in/e4zizyjz

Join us on June 28 for the next Education Journal Club, “Grey Matter Mysteries: Unveiling Neuroanatomy Through Cadaver Instruction.” Cadaver dissection is one of the highest-rated days of paramedic school for those programs lucky enough to have access to a cadaver lab. However, a fun experience does not always equate to student learning. Join us as we review “A Know-Brainer: The Power of Cadaver-Based Instruction to Teach Clinical Neuroanatomy” and ask whether cadaver dissections help improve learning. https://ow.ly/7yKU50SlAM2

As the new academic year gets underway, we take a look at how British boarding schools help their new students settle in, with examples from the Royal Hospital School and West Buckland School, co-ed day and boarding school for 3-18 year olds in North Devon. #independentschool #britisheducation #boardingschool #bestbritishschools #educationconsultancy #expertadvice #askanexpert

Why Problem Based Learning (PBL) is a vital part of med school! DW Kim is a med school undergraduate at Hull York University, and in this video, he shares his experience with the Problem Based Learning system which helps enrich his education experience. Go check out the full interview on our YouTube channel for a full breakdown of the med school experience