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Thanks for sharing your expertise Janelle S. How can we apply these learnings to other areas? In broader areas, such as general education, how do we uncover bias and increase equity? Very applicable learnings for many areas here. #highereducation

Join our Graduate Nursing Programs and receive a personalized one-on-one advising from our dedicated faculty and staff. Don't miss out on this unique opportunity that helps take the stress away from locating your own preceptor and clinical. Let us help you meet your academic and practicum goals. #GraduateNursingPrograms #CohortExperience #PersonalizedAdvising

Liberal arts courses, such as English and history, are necessary for most four-year degree programs – including nursing degrees. An academic foundation in different subject areas is crucial to a well-rounded education, especially when it comes to patient care. Learn more about the gen ed requirements for nursing degrees. https://bit.ly/3vqFAcm

Calling all researchers! The NLN's updated Research Priorities in Nursing Education offer an exciting roadmap for the future, focusing on: Building a stronger foundation: Connecting the science of teaching and learning to advance nursing education itself. Empowering a diverse faculty: Fostering a representative and supportive environment for educators. Creating inclusive learning spaces: Ensuring all students feel valued and able to thrive. These priorities are crucial for preparing the next generation of nurses for the challenges and opportunities ahead. Learn more below! #ngn #nurseeducation #nurseeducator

In the evolving landscape of nursing education, the flipped classroom has gained momentum as a powerful teaching strategy. This approach shifts traditional lecture time to self-paced learning, allowing students to engage with materials like recorded lectures or readings before class. During class time, the focus shifts to active, hands-on learning, including discussions, case studies, and simulations. By placing responsibility on students to prepare in advance, the flipped classroom fosters critical thinking and application of knowledge, which is crucial in nursing education. Students are better prepared to tackle real-world scenarios in clinical settings, and instructors can use class time to guide deeper understanding and problem-solving. Adopting this model can enhance student engagement and improve long-term retention of material. In my experience, incorporating this strategy helps bridge the gap between theoretical knowledge and practical application, ensuring that students are more confident and competent as they transition into professional roles. #NursingEducation #FlippedClassroom #ActiveLearning #TeachingStrategies

The transition to CBE represents a monumental shift in nursing education. It focuses on outcomes that ensure new graduates are not just knowledgeable but are also proficient in clinical practice. How are you integrating CBE principles into your curriculum? Because while we can't teach critical thinking skills, we can give them tools to help when applying it.

Exciting News! Northern Arizona University College of Nursing at the Yuma campus, a Sensis partner, is offering the groundbreaking Compressed Bachelor of Science in Nursing (CBSN) program. This initiative aims to address critical workforce shortages in the community by presenting an accelerated path to a nursing degree in just 16 months, compared to the traditional 30-month duration. This program signifies a significant shift in nursing education, highlighting NAU's commitment to tackling pressing healthcare needs. Additionally, it provides scholarship opportunities and fosters partnerships with key healthcare institutions, further demonstrating their dedication to community well-being. In conjunction with this milestone, it's noteworthy to recognize a positive trend: the increasing number of Latinas pursuing higher education. According to Axios Latino, the share of U.S. Latinas with a four-year college degree has nearly quadrupled over the past two decades. This trend underscores the importance Latinas place on higher education as a pathway to high-wage jobs and financial stability. Let's celebrate this progress and continue supporting initiatives that empower communities through education and opportunity. ¡Arriba Latinas! Learn more on Arizona's Family: https://lnkd.in/e7hpksBM #LatinesInCollege #HigherED #Nursing #LatinaProfessionals

The article given for my writing skills is The Association Between Perfectionism and Academic Procrastination Among Undergraduate Nursing Students: The Role of Self Efficacy and Resilience.

One of the recommendations from the Final Report of the Australian Universities Accord is an increase in quality preparatory courses that are delivered fee-free and funded at a level that reflects the full cost of delivery. These enabling courses prepare students with interrupted educational journeys to qualify for higher degree entry. The short article below outlines the life-changing impact of CQUniversity's STEPS program. As a University, we have seen the transformative power of enabling courses for 38 years - in particular, providing opportunity to students in traditionally under-represented cohorts. Operating since 1986, STEPS (Skills for Tertiary Education Preparatory Studies) is designed to introduce students to the University environment and provide them with the tools for success - importantly, teaching them to be self-directed learners. It's wonderful to see a mum and her son, despite having initial doubts that higher education was for them, giving it a go by enrolling in STEPS and gaining entry to their chosen degree. Sue and Alvin are now both nurses, making a valued contribution to both the public and private health services in Bundaberg - such a great outcome for the community and their family. 'Until you try, you don't know what you can do'.