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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 have patience with what he called their “active, multilayered brains.” Read More about Innovative Curriculum Strategies for Teaching Millennial Nurses
Articles | Nursing Education and Faculty Role
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
Articles | Master of Science in Nursing | MSN Post-Master's Certificates | Nursing Education and Faculty Role
Registered nurses (RNs) who complete the educational requirements to become academic nurse educators must be prepared to take on the challenges of the classroom. Read More about Nurse Educators Apply Core Competencies to Learning and Teaching
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Nursing theory permeates almost every component of nursing education, particularly for registered nurses (RNs) who are moving into the next phase of their careers as advanced practice registered nurses (APRNs). Read More about Nursing Theories for Nurse Educators
Articles | Master of Science in Nursing | MSN Post-Master's Certificates | Nursing Education and Faculty Role
More than ever, nurses are expected to enter the workforce knowing how to utilize new technology in everyday settings, so nurse educators are expected to teach the information effectively. Read More about Innovations in Online Learning For Future Nurse Educators
Articles | Master of Science in Nursing | MSN Post-Master's Certificates | Nursing Education and Faculty Role
As the United States continues its majority-minority demographic shift, nurses entering the workforce are expected to embrace cultural competency to dismantle cultural, social and linguistic barriers to healthcare. Read More about Diversity And Inclusion In Nursing: From The Classroom To The Exam Room
Articles | Master of Science in Nursing | MSN Post-Master's Certificates | Nursing Education and Faculty Role
Nurse education professionals say online nursing programs that prepare students for faculty roles are critical for the future of the profession. They provide unparalleled learning opportunities, rigorous educational experiences, and… Read More about Online Education And The Nursing Student: Teaching Nursing to Online Students
Articles | Master of Science in Nursing | Nursing Education and Faculty Role
Traditional clinical training is being replaced with the dedicated educational unit (DEU) format to provide comprehensive nurse education that accommodates the needs of professional nurses and the students they teach. Read More about Dedicated Educational Units
Articles | Master of Science in Nursing | Nursing Education and Faculty Role
Contemporary nurses take advantage of the power of social media platforms to reach out to patients and healthcare information seekers in the local community. Using social media resources, these medical… Read More about How Health Communicators Use Social Media in Interactive Marketing