University of Lynchburg DMSc Doctoral Project Assignment Repository
Specialty
PA Education
Advisor
Dr Mark Archambault
Abstract
With the demand for physician assistant’s (PAs) increasing to bridge the deficit in healthcare, we have seen an exponential increase of schools and applicants. Some applicants have been on this educational trajectory since graduating high school and are savvy to the technological advances within education. Others are attempting to begin a second or third career, and they may be intimidated by the landscape of a new classroom. Either way, the age range of incoming cohorts is quite expansive with all ages possessing unique perspectives from which to draw knowledge as well as unique needs to achieve success. The question is, how do we effectively educate all students regardless of age or preferred learning style?
Recommended Citation
Parker CJ. Which learning style is best suited for generationally diverse cohorts in PA education?. University of Lynchburg DMSc Doctoral Project Assignment Repository. 2020; 2(3).
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