Bay Area Medical Academy 101s: Class Participation

Your Bay Area Medical Academy instructor is your guide to school success.

They expertly navigate your chosen subject for you, taking you in the direction you need to go.

At times, they may even take you a little off course to demonstrate something interesting and valuable, vividly illustrating what you’re being taught with their own stories and experiences.

When this happens, learning is no longer confined to the pages of a book. Your subject is suddenly alive. Learning is fun.

However, learning isn’t a one-way street.

Your instructor also wants to hear from you in class. They want to hear your questions. Questions about what you’re learning.

Speak up if something isn’t clear to you. Raise your hand if you want to know why something is one way and not another.

Your Bay Area Medical Academy instructor wants you to participate in class.

You’ll quickly find out there are no silly questions you could ask about your subject.

You’ll discover the more questions you ask, the more you’ll begin to dissect your subject and gain a deeper understanding of what you’re being taught.

Active class participation is an important part of you becoming the thinking, informed healthcare professional you want to be.

Now: are you ready to actively participate in class?