UWorld Nursing Connection
Fall 2022
Working Together to Empower the Next Generation of Nurses
The UWorld Nursing Connection is now a quarterly newsletter, keeping you up to date with the latest trends and information in nursing education. Subscribe today to receive informative articles, institutional success stories, student input, and invaluable webinars.
The UWorld Nursing Connection is now a quarterly newsletter, keeping you up to date with the latest trends and information in nursing education. Subscribe today to receive informative articles, institutional success stories, student input, and invaluable webinars.
It’s Time To Evaluate Your Nursing EdTech Investments
During the COVID-19 pandemic, EdTech investments became more critical than ever for nursing programs. Though implemented out of immediate necessity, the benefits of assimilating new nursing education technology into the learning process have become apparent for students and educators alike. In the wake of the pandemic, as we adjust to what instruction looks like moving forward, it is imperative that educators take the opportunity to re-evaluate their nursing EdTech investments.
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Remediation for NCLEX® Success
Remediation. It’s a bad word for many students. Let’s face it. It does have a negative connotation. The word “remedial” in education is associated with individuals who do not have the knowledge and/or skills they need to be successful. We can’t change the definition, but we can change what it means to our students by changing the process of remediation.
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Commonly Asked Questions About The Next Generation NCLEX®
How many NGN items are included in the minimum length exam? Are NGN case studies adaptive? Is partial credit awarded for only NGN items? Join Karen Sutherland, PhD, RN, for an online workshop where you can ask questions and learn the answers to commonly asked questions about the NGN. Whether you are well on your way or just beginning your NGN journey, we’re here to help.
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“Life is not easy for any of us. But what of that? We must have perseverance and, above all, confidence in ourselves. We must believe that we are gifted for something, and that this something, at whatever cost, must be attained.”
—Marie Curie
