Titlebook: An Insider’s Guide to Academic Medicine; A Clinical Teacher’s David C. Aron Book 2023 The Editor(s) (if applicable) and The Author(s), unde

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-658-39259-8re physically separate from their communities as much for the protection of the community as for the students. Universities have also been viewed as “ivory towers,” citadels of great value, but separate from with their inhabitants looking down on their communities. This was reflected in the attitude

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J. Th. M. Eijk,F. J. A. Huygen,M. M. L. Beekc competence for college students consists of academic skills (reading and writing; mathematics and science; and critical thinking) and academic enablers (interpersonal skills; motivation; engagement; and study skills) [1]. Similar models have been developed for learners at all ages from kindergarte

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David C. AronOffers guidance in surviving and thriving in academic medicine.Relays personal anecdotes from author regarding his experience in academic medicine.Presents recipes to becoming a successful physician s

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Die Pr?vention somatischer Fixierung tables of contents finds the usual suspects and these topics are all important to one degree or another (Table 14.1). Rather than write my own chapter on each of these, I have decided to focus on a few facets of academic life. It is an idiosyncratic choice, I admit, but they all had salient lessons for me. I figure you can read about the others.