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Using the Science of Learning to Develop Clinical Judgment: Situated Cognition and Cognitive Load Theory

Meaningful learning requires content to be provided within a context so knowledge can be applied.…

Keith RischerMay 19, 2021

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Introduction to Using the Science of Learning to Develop Clinical Judgment

How are our brains designed to learn? And how can we as educators align our…

Keith RischerMay 5, 2021

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Innovative Active Learning Strategies to Develop Caring and Clinical Judgment

Active learning is critical for engaging students and getting them to think critically. How do…

Keith RischerApril 15, 2021

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Four Principles to Transform How Nursing is Taught

I recently discussed on Facebook and YouTube Live, four essential principles that are critical to…

Keith RischerFebruary 18, 2021

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Developing Clinical Reasoning for Success on the Next-Generation NCLEX and in Clinical Practice

Donna D. "Iggy" Ignatavicius, a nationally and internationally recognized expert in nursing education joined me…

Keith RischerFebruary 4, 2021

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How to Define Your Success as an Educator

How do you define and measure your success as an educator? Learn why it is…

Keith RischerJanuary 23, 2020

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Why You (and your students!) Need to Know the 5 Rights of Clinical Reasoning

Did you even know that there are 5 "rights" related to clinical reasoning? In addition…

Keith RischerJuly 25, 2019

Articles Clinical Judgment Preparing for Practice

Put First Things First to Best Prepare Students for Next Gen NCLEX®

What is the first and most important step that is needed to best prepare your…

Keith RischerMay 9, 2019

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The Most Common Mistake that New Nurses Make (Part 2 of 2)

Students and new nurses are inherently task oriented. This clinical inexperience leads to a common…

Keith RischerDecember 14, 2017

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Socratic Questions Students Must Be Asked Each Clinical to Think More Like a Nurse

Though Socrates, an ancient Greek philosopher lived over 2500 years ago, his unique style of…

Keith RischerFebruary 16, 2017

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Using the Science of Learning to Develop Clinical Judgment: Situated Cognition and Cognitive Load Theory

Trending Topics in Nursing Education: Mentoring Clinical Faculty and Finding a Healthy Work-Life Balance

Introduction to Using the Science of Learning to Develop Clinical Judgment

Trending Topics in Nursing Education: Strategies to Use in Post-Conference to Develop Clinical Judgment

Innovative Active Learning Strategies to Develop Caring and Clinical Judgment

Four Principles to Transform How Nursing is Taught

Developing Clinical Reasoning for Success on the Next-Generation NCLEX and in Clinical Practice

How to Define Your Success as an Educator

Why You (and your students!) Need to Know the 5 Rights of Clinical Reasoning

Put First Things First to Best Prepare Students for Next Gen NCLEX®

The Most Common Mistake that New Nurses Make (Part 2 of 2)

Socratic Questions Students Must Be Asked Each Clinical to Think More Like a Nurse

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