Lisa Sanders Diagnosis column in the New York Times and. Lisa Sanders get to the bottom of unsolved medical mysteries for a future documentary show. Lauren Ardiff teaches anatomy and physiology at Insight PA Cyber Charter School based in Exton, Chester County. Netflix and the New York Times are currently filming a docum. And by doing so, we stand to transform many students’ lives - if not the world as we know it. It is possible to provide hands-on learning in an online environment. My hope is that other educators see this too. In one of her earliest pieces for The Times. Lisa Sanders as she solves medical mysteries with help from Times readers. It’s about grounding lessons in reality and equipping students with the skills needed to tackle today’s and tomorrow’s most pressing issues. A new documentary series from The Times and Netflix follows Dr. Her column was the inspiration for the Fox. In addition to her work as a physician and teacher, she writes the popular Diagnosis column for the New York Times Magazine and the Think Like a Doctor column featured in the New York Times blog, The Well. With the “Diagnosis”-inspired assignments, simulators and an ability to connect students with people on the front lines of their industry, I now know that hands-on learning isn’t exclusively about tangibility. Lisa Sanders is a clinician educator in the Primary Care Internal Medicine Residency Program.

And even better, they now have a professional connection they can return to when they’re ready to take on an internship, apprenticeship or job shadow experience.

Hearing from someone with substantial experience made what my students were learning feel all the more real. They talked to my students about what’s going on in their field, what their day-to-day work involves, and the skills students will need if they want to pursue a job in that industry. I brought in industry experts from all over the place - a firefighter and EMT, nurse, and X-ray technician.

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