Help..teaching med-Surg
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by goingback Jan 9I will be teaching med-Surg for the first time for a BSN program. I've only done lab classes before. Scared for how to fill a 3 hour class with lecture. Also typical fears of what if they ask me a question I don't know. How do I make things interesting and fun and not just lecture from ppts? Do most of you memorize your lectures? How do not depend on my ppts?
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http://allnurses.com/showthread.php?t=807270©2013 allnurses.com INC. All Rights Reserved. - Jan 12 by CarrollrnI am having the same issue- I guess the faculty will provide u with the syllabus and instructor manual with pre assigned content and questions?
when u have the answer let me know!! - Jan 13 by goingbackI have the previous syllabus. I can view the slides from the previous instructor--which are way to ICU detailed and I have slides from textbook author. I am trying to view this as I want to make the class my own (not just lecture from author slides), and I want to make it REAL. To me Med-Surg is the management of med-surg patient--you don't need to know absolutely everything about every condition, but enough to understand what is affected by the patient, what to watch out for, what should be expected and unexpected outcomes. I am trying to look into using case studies as a way to understand and reinforce learning and will try to make these up based on my own experiences as a nurse.
Any other leads or suggestions?