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Nursing Education and Learner Centered What is Learner-Centered Education? Learner-centered education focuses on individual learners, taking into account their unique experiences, perspectives, backgrounds, talents, interests, capacities, and needs, and combines this focus with the best available knowledge about how learning occurs. This approach is most effective in promoting high levels of motivation, learning, and achievement … Read more
Nursing Education and Library Partnership What Are Library Partnerships? Library partnerships in nursing education refer to close working relationships, collaborative teaching and research efforts, and consultations between nursing students, educators, and library professionals. These partnerships enable nurses at all levels (practitioners, educators, and students) to enhance patient care by finding and incorporating evidence-based information into … Read more
Nursing Education and Life Long LearningWhat Is Lifelong Learning? Lifelong learning is described as an ongoing process that involves the individual’s engagement with their learning and working environment from “cradle to grave.” This process implies a continuous growth in all skills and a cumulative integration of knowledge and experience (Benedict, Collier, Masar, & Wilkinson, 1984, … Read more
Protege and Mentor Relationship In Nursing Education Who Are Mentor and Protégé? The traditional concept of a mentor and protégé relationship is an interpersonal process where a seasoned expert (mentor) provides guidance, support, and knowledge to a less experienced individual (protégé). This relationship is multidimensional and considers cultural differences, and can be formal or informal. … Read more
Concept of Mentoring In Nursing What is Mentoring? Mentoring is a process in which a more experienced individual provides guidance to a less-experienced person to help them develop specific competencies. According to Vance and Olson (1998), mentoring is a “developmental, empowering, and nurturing relationship extending over time in which mutual sharing, learning, and growth occur … Read more
Mentoring Role In Nursing Education What Is Mentoring? Mentoring in nursing is a supportive, non-evaluative experience that allows both the mentor and mentee to develop personally and professionally in a caring, collaborative, and respectful environment (Rosser, Rice, Campbell, & Jack, 2004). It serves as a vital source of support, particularly during the transition from a … Read more
Retention of Minority Student In Nursing What Is Student Retention? Student retention is defined as students staying enrolled in an institution of higher education until they graduate with a degree (Hagedorn, 2005). It serves as a key measure of an institution’s quality, fiscal responsibility, and accountability, as evaluated by boards of higher education, state and … Read more
Nursing Education and Impact Mobile Technology What Is Mobile Technology? Mobile technology refers to any portable computing device that can connect to wireless local area networks (Wi-Fi). Common examples include smartphones, tablets, and e-readers. These devices have become increasingly compact, with some now small enough to be worn like a watch. The rapid development of … Read more
Nursing Inter Professional Education What Is Inter-Professional Education? Inter-professional education (IPE) occurs when students and faculty from multiple health professions work together in teams, requiring a common language and understanding of collaborative practice. According to the United Kingdom’s Centre for the Advancement of Interprofessional Education (CAIPE, 2002), IPE goes beyond merely having students from different … Read more
Nursing International Programs of Education Overview of International Programs in Nursing Education An international program in nursing education is a structured component of a nursing school’s curriculum in the United States, emphasizing global health, cultural awareness, and understanding of globalization and human diversity (Hinrichs, 2003). These programs vary significantly in their duration, purpose, and complexity. … Read more