Determining whether to give or hold a medication can be challenging for nursing students. This engaging yes/no format activity simplifies the process, presenting clinical data and asking the crucial question: “Would you give this medication?” 💊💊 Perfect for building critical thinking and clinical judgment skills!

Get ideas to save time, provide timely feedback and improve patient outcomes related to clinical paperwork.

Explore 4 templates and learn about the theories that support visual organizers as a learning tool. 🧰

Learn a simple, easy-to-use active learning teaching technique that promotes student independence and peer teaching 🧩

A few lessons on teaching and learning for nursing educators after the Olympics 🏅

Explore rest from a holistic view and how to apply each type of rest to your role as a nurse educator 🩺

Retrieval practice is an essential skill to bridge the academic-practice gap and allow students to apply what they learn in theory to clinical situations.

👟 An advanced technique for using stations in a sequential order as part of a case study.

Get started using stations as an embodied education practice. 🤸🏾‍♀️🤸🏾‍♀️

How embodied education can be used as an active learning tool 👁️

What I learned in the process of a big project

While getting to know the clinical paperwork and doing a walk-through of the unit are important, this article has fresh ideas to invigorate the orientation day.

A study technique developed by a world-renowned physicist who was a keen observer of how humans learned. The Feynman Technique can be used in class or taught to students as an active learning study tool.

Feedback is an essential tool for the growth and development of new nurses. However, giving feedback can be challenging, especially if it is negative or critical. Using the Feedback Sandwich can benefit both instructors and students.

A step-by-step guide to starting or refining an active learning classroom. It does not have to be a complete overhaul, just one activity at a time! 🌟

A mock incident report can be an excellent way to expose students to failure and successfully navigate a mistake.

Using a structure to collect feedback from students can improve your teaching and help students in your class feel safe and heard.

Having a project plan as a nurse educator can save you time, energy, and mental bandwidth. Using a Notion template, I can help you build a project plan for the courses you teach. 📝

When a lecture is needed, try adding Active Note Taking 📝 to engage students with the content and create an active learning nursing classroom even when using a slide deck.

The Popsicle Stick Prioritization 🍡 activity is excellent for individuals or small groups and allows students to "vote" on their highest priority. And it can be a simple add-on to any case study you already use in class, so it is minimal work to implement.