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Iggy’s Nurse Educator Summer Camp: Best Practices for Classroom and Clinical Learning to Develop Clinical Judgement
July 8, 2021 @ 1:00 pm - 3:00 pm CDT
Iggy’s Nurse Educator Summer Camp: Best Practices for Classroom and Clinical Learning to Develop Clinical Judgement
Thursdays in July (July 8-29, 2021). 1:00 – 3:30 PM
Join Iggy in Summer Camp as she updates nurse educators on the latest practices for helping students learn clinical judgment to promote safe quality patient care! Topics include a focus on classroom and clinical learning strategies and learning assessments, including an NGN update. Attendees will have the opportunity to share their plans for implementing new ideas and ask Iggy questions about best educational practices as part of each webinar. https://cvent.me/Ego3xy
July 8 (Week 1): Using Active Learning Strategies to Develop Clinical Judgment in the Classroom or Virtual Environment
• Describe selected evidence-based learning strategies that engage students in the classroom or virtual environment.
• Plan at least 2 new ideas for active learning to develop clinical judgment in the classroom or virtual environment.
July 15 (Week 2): Assessing Learning in the Classroom and Virtual Environment: Formative and Summative Tools
• Differentiate selected evidence-based tools and methods to assess formative and summative learning.
• Use a step-by-step approach to explain how to write valid and reliable, high-cognitive level NCLEX®-style test items.
July 22 (Week 3): Incorporating and Assessing Learning to Develop Clinical Judgment in the Practice Environment
• Identify selected evidence-based focused learning strategies that promote clinical judgment development in the practice environment.
• Describe how to develop valid and reliable formative and summative clinical evaluation tools.
July 29 (Week 4): Getting Ready for the Next-Generation NCLEX® (NGN): A Systematic Approach
• Articulate a systematic plan for helping students prepare for the NGN (RN and PN/VN).
• Develop ideas for how to implement own systematic plan for NGN preparation, including using new item types.