Why Do We Treat Medical School Like an Individual Sport?
Caryl Ann Tolchinsky, Ed.D. explains why medical school is often treated as a solo grind, but also why real success, like real medicine, depends on teamwork, shared support, and collective learning.
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“I focus on building structures that help students learn how to learn and gain the skills and confidence needed to thrive in challenging learning environments.”
Reimagining Preclinical Medical Education for the Digital Generation
Caryl Ann Tolchinsky, Ed.D. and Cristina Moore, M.S. share the ways believe medical schools must adapt as preclinical medical students adopt digital, self-directed learning over traditional lectures.