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  1. Hi You are on the right track with your questions- I always refer to Bloom's taxonomy when I am writing objectives- another good place for well worded objective is your
  2. post confrence ideas

    I always try to correlate the post-conference discussion with the main concepts they are learning in class. I almost always ask questions that require getting out the tabers,davis or
  3. Even though the instructor demonstrated and instucted, they were still responsible to assess the student learning. That would be my question. Of course there is an entire spectrum of possibilities...
  4. Tips for New Nurse Educators

    I would really guide the new faculty to look at the objectives. Reminiscence is always good. doing the minute paper at the end of the class session or weekly is always
  5. If it is a skill of their choice, I would go to the campus library and check-out a copy of their skills book and reveiw a few rationales. Just remember when you are demo-ing- treat the observers like...
  6. Nursing educators- salaries

    The schedule is great as well as the reward of working with students, yes I still have teenagers at home and it is excellent to be off in the summer. Fortunately, we have a faculty union and I think...
  7. Nursing educators- salaries

    I work in a PN program at a technical college, I think our hours are quite attractive- off at 3 everyday, weekends off and 13 weeks off every
  8. CNA Educator

    In Washington state, all of this information is at the state level- board of Nursing Assistants I
  9. Labia, Labia, then meatus, so it is extremely clean to stick the cath in, opposite of peri-care. yes it is confusing, but is they can't figure that out......oh
  10. MSN without BSN

    i think with the LPN you will be looking at a MEPN (master's entry into nursing practice) program. you will be repeating the fundamentals concepts but in 2 years will have a master's in nursing and...
  11. Post clincal conference topic ideas

    One Friday afternoon, the other instructor and I did post conference with all 20 students. We took a grading rubric listing professional behaviors and cut it apart, gave a term to groups of 2, they...
  12. Tips for New Nurse Educators

    I would go to the University you want to teach at and interview educators/director/dean there. Don't delay- time goes by anyway- at the University of Washington, I decided I wanted to go in November...
  13. Clinical Experience is ONLY Clinical?

    Well said llg, I teach both theory and clinical and have another faculty p/t for lab and clinical, it is sooooo important that we are both on the same page and complementing each other's instruction,...
  14. Clinical Experience is ONLY Clinical?

    I do exam review at clinical very subtly by highlighting key concepts from patient care for the upcoming
  15. New Prep

    We have a set of old eyeglasses that have been made into different disorders- ie vaseline creamed in the middle for macular degeneration, another with pieces of paper taped to create vision cuts etc-...
  16. Teaching Nursing Aesthetically

    I give an assignment where the students create a metaphor describing their progress in the nursing program thus far- it is fun to see what they come up
  17. In our program they do one SQ, one IM and one ID in an evaluation setting with the instructor closely supervising. They do sign a human subjects consent form at the beginning of the
  18. authentic assessment

    ahhh yes I get it - a common topic at our college. Authentic assessment is always at the bedside watching skill application. I look forward to hearing what others have to say about authentic...
  19. authentic assessment

    are you refering to systematic assessment of the
  20. Nurse Educator Interview

    I have sat on a few hiring committees. The key is how you present yourself and your teaching plan 'cuz as an educatior you will be presenting yourself all day. Be careful not to be too casual...
  21. med error..

    I hope I am misreading your quote- even though the dialysis shunt is in the foream, we still treat it like a lifeline and NEVER do any injections, b/p etc on that arm. I'm sure you know that- just...
  22. From LTC to Acute Care

    you will not have a problem with the transition, LTC gives you such a comprehensive exposure to Meds, disorders, organizational and communication skills. I worked LTC for many years as an LPN and RN...
  23. Tips for New Nurse Educators

    Hi Shadow apollo- I have bolded my responses Good
  24. What can I teach?

    In Washington, you can teach practical nursing theory (essentially first year
  25. There is always the isssue of confidentiality and need to know- we live in a community with only one hospital....Instead, at post-conference, I have the students present about their patients and we...