Preparing for her upcoming nursing test, freshman Allison Ganir practices pointing out different muscles on the dummy. The objective of the activity was to see if students could name terms swiftly and correctly. “I think it’s really fun because Ms. Banks is more open to doing more activities than just desk work,” Ganir said. “The game we’re playing right now shows where every muscle is and it just displays an actual visual instead of just studying on your own.”
An Hour In … Principles of Health Science
Using the classroom’s tools, freshman and sophomore nursing students play a naming game.
January 16, 2024
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