Constructive Criticism-A Great Tool for Success!
As we begin a new session, I am reflecting on the past to determine how our institution, including our faculty, staff, and administrators can be more effective in their roles. [more]
Dental Hygiene “Process of Care”-Important!!
A single visit with your dental hygienist is composed of various phases, known as the Process of Care. The Dental Hygiene Process of Care is comprised of the Assessment, Dental [more]
Thanksgiving: Delicious…and Dangerous!!
Happy Thanksgiving Monday!! As part of the relaxation theme we all try desperately to adopt on such a lovely and much-needed holiday weekend, I sat down and finally committed to [more]
Technology Leads the Way in Professional Education!
Technology is being used more and more in the educational arena. There are a large number of apps available for educators to deliver content and learners to understand and retain [more]
Gratitude…An Evolving Necessity?
Do you ever wonder about the by-product of the “hecticness”? Why the dramatic increase in disciplines such as meditation and yoga? I think its fairly simple to recognize that we [more]
The Learning Curve…Again!
The end of the academic level/term is a much energized time in many ways. In the CADH dental hygiene program at the moment, wrapping up clinical requirements is the focus [more]
Calling All Students and Educators!!Best Remedy Out There to Combat Stress? Laugh and Smile!!
We are just coming to the end of another great and fulfilling session at CADH and the anxiety and stress students and staff feel are loud and clear!! At this [more]
Best Stress-busters-Great Food and Lots of Exercise!
As a number of CADH dental hygiene students are approaching exams, it is not surprising that many students are reporting higher levels of stress. Never fear-there are many ways to [more]
Link: Alzheimer’s Disease and Dental Hygiene??!
Very interesting and important news! As taken from a posting by the Oral Health Group on August 1, 2013, a�?Poor dental health may lead to Alzheimera��sa�?: a�?People with poor oral [more]
The Art of Teaching “Professionalism”
I recently read an article in Faculty Focus entitled a�?Helping Students Learn to be Professionala�? that I found of great interest as I began to reflect on the context in [more]
