Tag: teaching

Financial Crisis Impacting Future Nurses

By Joy Seymour, EDD, MSN, RN, PHN After 12+ years of teaching nursing students, I've held too many tissues and heard too many heartbreaking stories. I can remember clearly when Sarah* sat in my office, tears streaming down her face. She'd aced her course exams but faced financial insecurity, which left her unable to meet... Continue Reading →

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The Power of Collaborative Learning in Nursing

The Benefits of Group Studying for Nursing Students Embarking on a nursing career is both exciting and challenging. As a nursing student, you will encounter a vast array of complex subjects and skills to master. One effective way to enhance your learning experience is through group studying. Here are some compelling benefits that make group... Continue Reading →

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