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Latest anatomy study guide news – Covering the Surface « Gillian Griffith’s Journalism Blog
If you've been keeping up with my blog posts lately you'll know I've come to adding a few news posts from around the web on this subject. I've got a couple more today that are new and updated, so let me know what you think of em...
Covering the Surface « Gillian Griffith's Journalism Blog
To take this innovation even further, with one touch of a finger, definitions and labels can be hidden, turning the Surface into a virtual study guide. . Anatomy students seem to like the idea of having a condensed multi-user workspace ...
Free Homeschooling Stuff: Human Anatomy Unit Study
Let's celebrate the human body with these free resources that can be used to create a Human Body Unit Study. Let's start by examining the different systems of the body in this free Human Anatomy and Physiology Study Material . ...
Learning the Anatomy of Pleasure | Healthy and Green Living
The same was true for nearly 60 percent of men; so why not consider your sexual health as a new and vital home study course? Take the time to update yourselves together with hands-on sexual anatomy lessons. One of my favorite teachers is the author of Getting ... Far from merely a how-to guide, although there is plenty of that too, his thinking about what oral sex means and how it is experienced for men and women is thought-provoking and will challenge your assumptions. ...
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4 Responses to “Latest anatomy study guide news – Covering the Surface « Gillian Griffith’s Journalism Blog”
Just a quick comment on the sexual health component of this juvenilia. Fear of the urethral swab – for all the reasons you recounted here – is a major reason why man may put off seeking sexual health testing. It's important to note that any well-equipped pathology lab can now do all the same tests using first-catch urine, so there's no need for the swab. Just make sure you go to a sexual health clinic, rather than your family doctor who doesn't do all that many STI tests and isn't up with it.
Indeed it does! And I think you are right about a shit to vocational schools. I really loved my college years and I think they were very valuable–the depth and range of what I learned in a liberal arts program has really helped me tremendously in many ways. I even plan to go back to school to pursue a masters in public health or possibly creative writing in the future because I really enjoy school and broadening my knowledge. But I think it is simply true that college isn't for everyone. We're told that college is the best choice and a person's worth is far too often judged by if and where he/she went to college. College is expensive. For many people, it's a four year playground and you don't always come out with the maturity and experience you need to really contribute to the world. I think vocational schools are a great option because they give you marketable skills. It's as simple as that. There's a better guarantee for finding a long lasting job and you don't come out immediately crippled by debt.
Though I will say that it has been my experience in massage therapy school thus far that, as the only 4-year college graduate in my class, I'm much better prepared for the curriculum and am having a much easier time of it than some of the other students. We have to learn a lot of very detailed, in depth stuff about human anatomy and physiology and I received a more extensive background in those topics than anyone else because of my college curriculum (even though I was not a science major). So there is definitely something to be said for a college education. I do wish they would make it a more affordable option for everyone.
God my comments are long today! Sorry!
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