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== Instructions for Students == | == Instructions for Students == | ||
Mentorship | '''Mentorship''' | ||
Professor A.L Oyeyemi & Mr Tolulope ADENIJI are lecturers with Redeemer's University Ede, Nigeria. | Professor A.L Oyeyemi & Mr Tolulope ADENIJI are lecturers with Redeemer's University Ede, Nigeria. | ||
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Mr Afolabi is currently working in a Physiotherapy capacity (Clinical instructor) and will form part of the mentor. | Mr Afolabi is currently working in a Physiotherapy capacity (Clinical instructor) and will form part of the mentor. | ||
Student Editorial Board | '''Student Editorial Board''' | ||
Oluwafikunayomi WOLE-BANKOLE, the journal editor-in-chief, and Bisola KADEBA, the associate editor. | Oluwafikunayomi WOLE-BANKOLE, the journal editor-in-chief, and Bisola KADEBA, the associate editor. | ||
Guidance to the students | '''Guidance to the students''' | ||
You will be guided in a physical class and be mentored to write articles on Physiopedia using evidence-based materials. | You will be guided in a physical class and be mentored to write articles on Physiopedia using evidence-based materials. | ||
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This is non-graded activity, and participation is solely voluntary through the endorsement of the student editorial board. | This is non-graded activity, and participation is solely voluntary through the endorsement of the student editorial board. | ||
Plagiarism is a serious issue; therefore, your work will pass the appropriate plagiarism check before uploading into Physiopedia. Please see this link on plagiarism. | Plagiarism is a serious issue; therefore, your work will pass the appropriate plagiarism check before uploading into Physiopedia. Please see this link on plagiarism. | ||
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You need to demonstrate collaborative work ethics. | You need to demonstrate collaborative work ethics. | ||
The task and actions will be as follows: | '''The task and actions will be as follows:''' | ||
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== List of Articles == | == List of Articles == | ||
Revision as of 06:54, 8 July 2022
Original Editor - User Name
Top Contributors - Tolulope Adeniji, Oluwafikunayomi Wole-Bankole, Kim Jackson and Cindy John-Chu
Project Description[edit | edit source]
Physioculture is a journal of the Redeemers University Association of Physiotherapy Students (RAPS). The magazine is all about writing articles to educate people in the 21st century, especially those referred to as Gen Z, about the benefits and applications of physical therapy in everyday life. The journal writes about various topics related to physiotherapy, but mainly about preventing non-communicable diseases and educating the physiotherapy student community.
Project Instructors[edit | edit source]
Objectives[edit | edit source]
This project aims to improve student scientific communications, self-directed learning, and community service to the student community. This project will motivate students to develop the habit of teamwork to achieve a common goal in a corporate environment. It will also broaden their horizon on physiotherapy scientific subjects. Not only that this project will bring these students scientific writing abilities will it help them to develop leadership abilities through self-directed learning.
"'Specific objective of Redeemer's University Physioculture journal are:'"
- To educate the community of physiotherapists and physiotherapy students
- To educate a community of young people on physiotherapy activities
- To encourage young people to live healthily and have a smooth transition into adulthood
- To make avail physiotherapy information to the world through the physiopedia platform.
"'Participation of Redeemer's University Physiotherapy students in this project through Physiopedia will enable them to gain valuable skills such as' "
- Essential communication skills
- Scientific writing
- Improving their didactic learning and improving their understanding of various current trends in physiotherapy issues
- Improve their ability to find and disseminate physiotherapy evidence.
Project Dates[edit | edit source]
The first phase of this project will happen between 1st of August, 2022 to 30th October, 2022.
Instructions for Students[edit | edit source]
Mentorship
Professor A.L Oyeyemi & Mr Tolulope ADENIJI are lecturers with Redeemer's University Ede, Nigeria.
Mr Afolabi is currently working in a Physiotherapy capacity (Clinical instructor) and will form part of the mentor.
Student Editorial Board
Oluwafikunayomi WOLE-BANKOLE, the journal editor-in-chief, and Bisola KADEBA, the associate editor.
Guidance to the students
You will be guided in a physical class and be mentored to write articles on Physiopedia using evidence-based materials.
You will work in small groups of 2 to 3 on their self-selected topics to develop pages on Physiopedia.
At the end of each month, you will be guided to write the article on your Physiopedia page for consideration with the Physiospot arm of the Physiopedia.
This is non-graded activity, and participation is solely voluntary through the endorsement of the student editorial board.
Plagiarism is a serious issue; therefore, your work will pass the appropriate plagiarism check before uploading into Physiopedia. Please see this link on plagiarism.
You need to demonstrate collaborative work ethics.
The task and actions will be as follows:
List of Articles[edit | edit source]
- Movement for health
- Therapeutic exercises: A medication for all diseases
- Postural education in the community of students.
- Pain modulation and modalities in physiotherapy
- Advanced technology usage and Ergonomic disadvantages on body Posture (Neck)
