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  1. These are a few tips I've learned from writing test questions for various organizations, including the American Nurses Association and HealthStream. There are also insights gained from coaching nurses in employment entrance exams like Prophecy. ...
  2. Nurse Beth

    15 of My Favorite Study Tips

    Here are some of my best study tips. 1. Use multiple studying methods, and above all, study weeks ahead, not at the last minute. Layered learning is best. 2. Take frequent breaks. Looking at pictures of puppies or animals on your break enha...
  3. As a nursing student, you're probably wondering how you can be more efficient? Do you really have everything you need? What kind of scrubs should you buy? Should you get the yellow or blue stethoscope? Here's one item that is a MUST BUY... LOL. ...
  4. So you've approached the thick of your prerequisites, Anatomy, and Physiology? Somehow, you're either retaking or approached this milestone during the Summer. There's a feeling of motivation, confusion, and fear. There are countless resources availab...
  5. Dear Nursing Student

    Dear clinical student, I am your soon-to-be instructor. Know that I love this profession and have dedicated my life to it and to my patients. I consider this profession to be a calling. I did not come to this profession for money, for prestige, or fo...
  6. The “Light Bulb Moment”

    I have been teaching nursing for a long time. I teach in the last course of an associate degree program. It might surprise many students what I am REALLY looking/hoping for in clinical. You may think that you can find it listed in the course o...
  7. I put this list together in hopes that it will provide comfort to someone experiencing uncertainty or difficulty along their pathway to learning and reaching their goals. I applaud your persistent determination. Some of these tips were passed on to m...
  8. When it comes to studying many students are just not sure how to start. Many will end up with failing grades or worst yet - get kicked out of a program. Overloading your brain in the last minute is no way to learn. How to Succeed... Listen...
  9. As a pre-health admissions student, you want to get the best out of your prerequisites. It's the best time to get a bit of work done and shorten up the Fall's course load in the Summer. But as a beginner to prereqs, you don't want to stress yourself ...
  10. Anatomy and Physiology 1 was one of the most grueling classes I've taken in college. I've never seen anything like it. Anatomy and Physiology was the first class that ever stressed me out and drove me to tears. While it took me a few attempts, I've l...