The Scrambled Classroom: Blending the Best of Lecture & Active Learning
Live via ZoomA scrambled classroom combines elements of traditional lecture-style teaching with interactive activities. In this webinar, we will delve into the concept of a scrambled classroom and discuss strategies to effectively blend lecture and active learning techniques.
Michele Deck’s Creative Teaching Strategies for Nurse Educators: Presentation Survival – It’s a Jungle Out There!
Live via ZoomThis learning session tells you everything you need to know before you stand in front of an audience. Journey through the presentation jungle safely with tips and tools learned here.
Recognizing & Overcoming Implicit Bias in Clinical Settings
Live via ZoomThis seminar will provide healthcare professionals with valuable insights and practical tools to address the critical issue of implicit bias in patient care. Participants will gain a comprehensive understanding of implicit bias, learning to recognize its presence in clinical interactions and its potential impact on patient outcomes.
Escape the Sim Room: Innovative Teaching Strategies for Nurse Educators
Live via ZoomAn escape room requires careful planning and implementation to promote teamwork collaboration and clinical judgment amongst students. This webinar will discuss how escape rooms can be developed and implemented in nursing education.
Integrating the AACN Essentials Into the Curriculum: The Educator’s Role
Live via ZoomThis presentation will discuss step-by-step processes that can be taken to move faculty colleagues toward a competency-based curriculum aligned with the 2021 Essentials. Approaches for conducting an effective and useful curriculum mapping will be demonstrated. Strategies to engage colleagues in the innovative work of developing and growing competency-based teaching activities and assessments will be discussed.
Barb Bancroft’s Clinical Topics for Faculty, Nurses and Students: Lab Tests – Shaken & Stirred
Live via ZoomWhaaaat? Join us for a day of education and entertainment. You find out the answers to some fun case studies: A young man urinated on his former girlfriend's pregnancy test and was positive for a pregnancy! What body part should be examed in that young man? Why? What enzyme found on the "blue dress" worn by Monica Lewinsky implicated Bill Clinton? What husband of Elizabeth Taylor had hemophilia? Yep! Barb will take the mystery out of interpreting the meaning of lab tests in numerous clinical conditions encountered in the primary care setting, the ER, and the Med-Surg and the ICU patient.
Using Concept Mapping To Promote Clinical Judgment
Live via ZoomThis session provides a "how–to” approach for developing a concept map as an active teaching/learning tool helping students "put the pieces of the puzzle together.” Development, grading, repetition and barriers will be discussed. Concept Maps will be provided as examples for use for study or examples with teaching. Understanding how concept mapping really works in developing clinical judgment is an eye-opener for many.
NCLEX® Test Item Writing for Development of Clinical Judgment
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Professional Identity in Nursing
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Implementation of Low-Tech, High Impact Next Gen Strategies
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Publish, Present or Perish!
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