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Slides for a micro-teaching assessment given as part of higher education teacher training course the lecturer development program at the University of East London.This involved delivering some information using at least two styles, some learner activity and incorporating introduction, assessment and evaluation in the space of ten minutes. We were then given feedback on our teaching for development of our skills
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Anatomy: Joints of the Shoulder
Learning OutcomesBy the end of the session, students will be able to:
• Locate the joints of the shoulder girdle on a human body on self and/or a partner
• Name the bones and joints of the human shoulder girdle
• Integrate this knowledge and apply it to their own body to realign the shoulder
View of the gleno-humeral and acromio-clavicular joints
The scapula floats over the back of the thorax
View from above
References
Platzer W. (2004) Pocket atlas of the musculoskeletal system. London, Theime.
Calais-Germaine, B. (1999) Anatomy of Movement. Seattle, Eastland press
Myers T. (2006) Anatomy Trains DVD ROM, London, Primal Pictures
