Resources for educators teaching physiology or a related discipline at the undergraduate level and above.
The Center for Physiology Education is a community of excellence focused on elevating the way educators teach and the way students learn physiology. The Center is committed to nurturing and promoting excellence in the teaching and learning of physiology and providing solutions for physiology educators. Resources for educators include learning modules, events and networking opportunities with your peers and comprehensive guides for teaching physiology.
A community of physiology educators
The Center for Physiology Education is committed to cultivating a vibrant and inclusive community of physiology educators. Attend events, collaborate with fellow educators and get involved with the Center. Join us and register today for:
Learning Modules for Physiology’s Core Concepts
Discover the Center’s learning modules, designed by experienced educators and researchers, for your modern classroom. Learning modules focus on the core concepts of physiology and provide physiology educators with the tools to develop and teach integrated physiology content.
Curated Resources
Access more than 800 educator-approved resources structured around five interconnected themes that promote excellence in physiology education. While the themes can stand alone, together they provide a comprehensive approach to advancing physiology education and learning. The themes include:
- Evidence-based teaching practices
- Inclusive teaching
- Physiology education research
- Curriculum development
"The Center for Physiology Education fits who I am. I needed a community like this...this is exactly what I was looking for."
Adrienne Bratcher, PhD, Center for Physiology Education Advisory Board Member
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The Latest Education Research
View the peer-reviewed research from Advances in Physiology Education highlighting innovations that improve teaching in the classroom and laboratory, essays on education, and review articles based on our current understanding of physiological mechanisms.