Dear Instructor...

My first semester instructors were wonderful people. My peds/maternity instructors were the most loving caring people anyone would ever want to met. To the instructors who make it all a wonderful experience, we really do appreciate you.

yeah I seriously think I wouldnt have been able to emotionally survive nursing school if it werent for my amazing clinical instructors to balance out the bureaucracy and really crappy lecture instructors.

I agree, being a student helps you as a teacher. I also think some immature students blame the instructor for their own failings. Good teachers, of any sort, are a blessing to society.

Kwoledge is power. I give kudo to all my instructor expecially my Med surg instuctor. She is such an ANGEL!!! Some good ones deserve to be praise and honored.

I've had a mix, mostly excellent. With the tough ones or the less organized ones I tried to concentrate on my learning first and their ideas of what was important second. I have done very well in a BSN program. My fellow students have been the best support and assistance (them and allnurses.com).

I found one of my first rotation instructors yesterday on campus and she gave me such a HUGE hug. It was really great.

Wow. I wish my instructor would take a chill pill. You know, nursing instructors are ALWAYS RIGHT ... but the other day my professor said that you gain fluid intelligence by increasing your intake of fluids. -sigh-


Sarah Hay, SN

We had a Child Health instructor tell us that thyroid stimulating hormone is released by the thyroid gland . That was right after the lecture in which we learned about the Islands of Langerhands and Diabetes mellinus . Thank goodness we are a rather intelligent group of students and simply laughed these off, as we have become quite accustomed to her mispronunciations and misguided information. Then we quickly thanked our Adult Health instructor for being the glue that has held our intelligence together all these months .