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How to … Develop Effective and Engaging Medical Education Apps

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By Jonathan Fisher, Ryan Dillard, Emil Maric
| Wiley Online Library Verified
1 Introduction Every class of students is different, but these differences are more distinct with medical students from Gen-Z. This generation, born in the years 1995–2012, grew up utilizing technology like smart phones [1]. This cultural upbringing shapes their approach to education, and traditional teaching methods are losing popularity to electronic learning (e-learning) platforms.
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Changing Opportunity: Sociological Mechanisms Underlying Growing Class Gaps and Shrinking Race Gaps in Economic Mobility

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By Raven Shaw, Jonathan Fisher, David Johnson, Michael Linden
| equitablegrowth.org
Download File 100925-WP-Changing-Opportunity-Sociological Mechanisms Underlying Growing Class Gaps and Shrinking Race Gaps in Economic Mobility-Chetty Dobbie Goldman Porter and Yang Authors: Raj Chetty, Harvard University Will Dobbie, Harvard University Benjamin Goldman, Cornell University Sonya R. Porter, U.S. Census Bureau Crystal S.
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In a new book, a doctor argues that mindfulness and positive emotions boost the health of the heart

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By Jonathan Fisher
| Scroll.in Verified
Our hearts are sensitive to our emotional states, responding in ways that can significantly impact our overall health. Since the 1960s, research on the mind-heart connection has focused on the negative impacts of stress-related emotions and “heart breakers.” Since the rise of Positive Psychology in the 1990s, mind-heart scientists have focused on the effect of more positive, expansive, and pro-social emotions on heart health.
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