January Faculty Development: Power Posing to Increase Presentation Quality

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Power Posing to Increase Presentation Quality      Andy Biedlingmaier, Tufts M18 Student on Medical Education Elective Humans and nonhuman primates use open and expansive postures to convey power.  However, new research shows that these “high-power poses” not only communicate power, they also create it.  Therefore, high-power posing can be…

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December Faculty Development: Tips for Effective Presentation Slides

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Why effective presentation slides matter Presentation software like Microsoft PowerPoint, Apple Keynote, and Prezi are ubiquitous in medical education and the business of healthcare. When used appropriately in a direct presentation format, these tools let educators display visual aids, emphasize key points, and interact with learners to promote their understanding.

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