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NR 620 Education Practicum

I am drawing near my MSN education practicum. I am a bit fearful. Unsure as to what way to go with this, or what my resources are. I have contacted the practicum site person with CCN. She simply directs me to the practicum guideline book. I consider myself to be fairly intelligent, I am maintaining a GPA of 3.87 currently. Yet the guideline book doesn't help me to start building my goals and objectives of my practicum. I need to pick a project, or so I am told. I don't have a clue as to how to go about doing this.

I would love to get my hands on the syllabus for NR 620 and NR 660 for the last semester of my MSN schooling so I can move forward and feel comfortable with what I need to do.

Kitzo

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    My project focused on a resource toolkit for creating case scenarios for case-based/problem based learning. I presented that concept during my practicum (I did a virtual practicum in Second Life with a great group of students and a favorite professor) and then carried that forward as a capstone project. You will get lots of ideas during your practicum! Some of my classmates did projects focusing on teaching to Millennials, time management strategies for online students, ensuring basic skills for LPN-RN students, etc. It's really anything you can imagine! Do you have a site already for your practicum?

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    I am also looking for the NR620 syllabus, did you ever get one?

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