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Nurse educators who use creative and innovative teaching methods can capture student attention and overcome the “forgetting curve,” a 19th-century theory that found information is lost over time if retention techniques are not implemented. Read More about Using Creativity as a Nurse Educator
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Newly graduated registered nurses (RNs) taking on their first clinical role need a guiding hand and steady voice to help them through the transition to independent practice. Read More about Understanding the Role of the Nurse Preceptor
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Service learning provides an opportunity for registered nurses (RNs) to learn more about health vulnerabilities that communities face and gain firsthand experience of working with underserved populations. Read More about Using Service Learning in Nursing Education
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Nurse educators play a crucial role in the future of healthcare, sharing their expertise, knowledge and skill in nursing schools and teaching hospitals to prepare the next generation of nursing… Read More about Funding Your MSN to Become a Nurse Educator
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With the need to create more efficient healthcare systems, the rise of global health concerns, and the impact of economic, cultural, social and political globalization, many healthcare leaders are calling… Read More about Harmonizing Nursing Education Worldwide
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Over and above nurse educators’ duties are emotional intelligence (EI) and soft skills — including teamwork, empathy and effective communication — that encourage interpersonal connections, enhance student learning and promote… Read More about Importance of Emotional Intelligence and Soft Skills as a Nurse Educator
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A nurse’s learning never stops. In today’s high-tech world, both nursing instructors and their students are increasingly incorporating nursing education apps for mobile devices into their daily routines. Read More about The Best Use of Phone Apps in Nursing Education
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[Researcher Paul E.] Kotz, who has observed changes in students’ approaches to learning during nearly four decades in the classroom, found that millennials value individual attention and expect mentors to… Read More about Innovative Curriculum Strategies for Teaching Millennial Nurses
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On Nov. 30, 2015, Duquesne University unveiled its Simulation Center, complete with a lifelike SimMan® mannequin, capable of imitating human biological movements and symptoms, and other high-tech equipment designed to… Read More about Simulation Education: MSN Training in the Modern Age
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Nurse educators have a legal obligation to ensure student nurses do not injure patients or themselves. As experts in healthcare, nurse educators must continually evaluate their students’ strengths and weaknesses Read More about Legal Concerns for Clinical Nurse Educators Working with Students