How Would You Describe The Way You Work With Students?

“I believe in combining professionalism with a little added humor to the classroom, to gain my students’ trust. Most of all, I recognize that each student as an individual to be treated with respect, dignity and sensitivity. My goal is have the classroom simulate the workplace, to make an easier transition to a hospital setting. More preparation makes for less anxiety. I am the third RN in my family and started learning medical abbreviations at the age of eight years old!”

How Would You Describe The Way You Work With Students?

“Mine is the “Facilitator teaching style”. I emphasize student-centered learning and demonstrating required skills through the use of modeling techniques. I encourage student participation, and promote student-led learning groups, to foster collaboration and accelerate subject mastery.”

How Would You Describe The Way You Work With Students?

“I value and respect my students’ individual style of nursing, and adapt my methods according to their needs.”

How Would You Describe The Way You Work With Students?

“I am a visual learner, so I put as many visual aids possible into my theory. In the clinical setting, I find opportunities for hands-on procedures for my students. I challenge my student nurses to become the nurse they want at their own bedsides, if the roles were reversed. I frequently ask probing questions of the students, and give verbal rewards for a job well done. I encourage them to be life-long learners, to seek knowledge for its own sake. Always ask ‘Why?’”

How Would You Describe The Way You Work With Students?

“I am devoted to provide a quality learning experience of all students. I have high expectations of them and myself. My format is flexible, creative and adaptive to the students’ styles of learning. Development of excellent communication skills and team building is emphasized.”