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Imagine you were going on a trip and at the start of the trip, you knew you wanted to learn anatomy but you weren’t sure how. But you knew that if you just followed the map, you’d know it at the end of your trip and you’d be able to use it in your cues, sequences and conversations with your students. Well, this is what I’m going to walk you through today. So, get your journal because you’re going to want to take notes for this one!
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