I’m looking forward to hosting next week’s Grand Rounds here on A Chronic Dose. Since it comes on the heels of Labor Day and my colleagues and I will soon head back to our writing classrooms, I have decided on a (loose) theme:
Education. I’m interested in hearing about moments where you’ve really learned a lesson and who you learned it from, whether it took place in a traditional classroom, in a hospital, with a friend or loved one, a patient, etc. (Or, if you were the one imparting knowledge or experience.) Education can take so many forms and have so many “instructors,” if you will, that it’s pretty open-ended, and I’ll consider all submissions.
The deadline is 11 pm Sunday night, August 31st. Please send the post URL, blog URL, and a short summary of the post to laurieDOTedwardsATgmail.com. Thanks so much!
And don’t forget to check out this week’s Rounds over at Rural Doctoring-it’s an English major’s delight!
Hi Laurie. This is Alex from The Yale Doc. I have a few paragraphs about my learning experiences with an English professor. I don’t want to post them on my blog because they are not related to medical school, but I can e-mail you the text or enter it as a comment to this post. I thought you’d be interested in reading them because you teach writing.
Hope the Grand Rounds compiling is going well.
Hi Alex,
Thanks for stopping by! E-mailing the info would be great.