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Active Learning for Nurse Educators

by Martha Johnson MSN, RN


Exploring how we can improve nursing education together! Practical active learning ideas and interesting thoughts about nursing education.

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Mar 25

💧fluid and electrolyte content that finally sticks

The Fluid & Electrolyte ER Deck was the first deck I ever built ... and the reason it exists is because my first year teaching this content was hard. My first course as a nursing instructor was a three-hour lecture block on fluids, electrolytes, and acid-base. I am a bit embarrassed, but I had an almost word-for-word script, and that didn't work well for me or the students. The content was too dense, too abstract, and I offered absolutely nothing to anchor it to a real patient experience. So...

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Sep 22

🎓Can Empathy Be Taught? Ways of Thinking Part 4

Sep 15

🥶 Preparing nurses who don’t freeze when plans change: Ways of Thinking Part 3

Sep 08

🎨 What does creativity mean in nursing education? Ways of Thinking Part 2

Sep 02

✨ New Series!! The four ways of thinking that won't go out of style

Aug 25

🧭 Want a quick active learning tool?

Jun 09

🧪 What's the Next Step in Your Tiny Experiment?

Jun 02

🧪 How's your tiny experiment going?

May 27

🧪 Try a "tiny experiment" with me

May 05

🧪 Got a Weird Teaching Idea? Scenius Ingredient #4

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