Certified Nurse Educator (CNE) Review Manual

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Edition: 1st
Format: Paperback
Pub. Date: 2009-06-15
Publisher(s): Springer Pub Co
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Summary

This is the only Certified Nurse Educator (CNE) examination prep book that addresses each of the key topics outlined in the actual NLN test blueprint. The review manual serves as an indispensable resource for novice and expert nurse educators seeking to master the content needed for CNE Certification.

Table of Contents

Forewordp. xiii
Prefacep. xvii
Acknowledgmentsp. xxi
Introducing the CNE Test and Its Blueprintp. 1
Introductionp. 2
Preparing for the CNE Examinationp. 4
Planning and Registering for the CNE Examinationp. 6
Nuts and Bolts of the CNE Examinationp. 6
Tips for Successp. 7
Facilitating Learningp. 15
Introductionp. 16
Educational Philosophiesp. 16
Learning Philosophiesp. 16
Learning Theoriesp. 19
Assessing the Learner and the Teacherp. 25
Using Learning Style Assessments to Facilitate Learning Outcomesp. 30
Assessing Faculty Teaching Stylesp. 31
Learning Outcomes Versus Learning Objectivesp. 35
Developing a Lesson Planp. 38
Critical Thinkingp. 39
Role Modelingp. 43
Teaching Strategiesp. 45
Classroom Managementp. 57
Closing and Not Just "Ending" a Coursep. 58
Case Studiesp. 58
Practice Questionsp. 59
Facilitating Learner Development and Socializationp. 67
Introductionp. 68
Assessing Readiness to Learnp. 68
Individual Learning Stylesp. 68
Other Learning Stylesp. 71
Adult Learnersp. 73
Web-Based Learningp. 74
Addressing Incivilityp. 76
Service Learningp. 77
Culturally Diverse Studentsp. 78
Learning Disabilitiesp. 80
Student Socializationp. 82
Case Studiesp. 84
Practice Questionsp. 85
Using Assessment and Evaluation Strategiesp. 89
Introductionp. 90
Standards of the University/College/Nursing Programp. 91
The Evaluation/Assessment Processp. 93
Planning the Testp. 100
Outcome Evaluationp. 109
Case Studiesp. 112
Practice Questionsp. 112
Curriculum Design and Evaluation of Program Outcomes, Clinical Teaching, and Learningp. 117
Introductionp. 118
Leading the Programp. 120
Responsibilities of Faculty in Curriculum Developmentp. 124
Theoretical and Conceptual Frameworksp. 126
Program Goals, Objectives, and Outcomesp. 128
Level Objectivesp. 128
Baccalaureate Outcomes of the AACNp. 129
Changing or Revising the Curriculump. 131
Change Theoryp. 133
Planning Learning Within the Curriculump. 134
Clinical Teaching and Learningp. 134
Selecting Appropriate Clinical Experiences Throughout the Curriculump. 135
Good Attributes for Clinical Teachersp. 136
Instructional Techniques for the Clinical Settingp. 137
Making Assignmentsp. 139
Pre-and Postconferencep. 141
The Affective Domain in Clinical Practicep. 142
Strategies for Evaluating Student Learning in the Clinical Areap. 142
Case Studyp. 143
Practice Questionsp. 143
Functioning as a Change Agent and Leaderp. 149
Introductionp. 150
The Nurse Educator's Role as a Leader and Change Agentp. 150
Clinical Faculty Orientationp. 162
Interfacing With the Larger Academic Community and Administrationp. 165
Strategies for Improving University-Community Collaborationp. 167
Partnerships to Expand the Learning Environmentp. 168
Political Action Resourcesp. 171
Service Learningp. 172
Case Studiesp. 176
Practice Questionsp. 177
Pursuing Continuous Quality Improvement in the Nurse Educator Rolep. 181
Introductionp. 182
Socialization to the Educator Rolep. 182
Mentor and Support Faculty Colleaguesp. 183
Membership in Professional Organizationsp. 185
Active Participation in Professional Organizationsp. 185
Commitment to Lifelong Learning/Faculty Developmentp. 187
Participation in Professional Development Opportunities to Enhance Ongoing Developmentp. 187
Keeping Up With Information and Advances in Technologyp. 189
Technology in the Learning Environmentp. 190
Informatics in the Learning Environmentp. 192
The Technology Informatics Guiding Education Reform (TIGER) Initiativep. 193
Informatics Competenciesp. 194
Balancing Teaching, Scholarship, Service, and Institutional Demandsp. 195
Use Feedback to Improve Role Effectivenessp. 195
Engage in Self-Reflection for Professional Growth and Developmentp. 197
Case Studiesp. 198
Practice Questionsp. 199
Engaging in Scholarshipp. 203
Introductionp. 204
Scholarship in Nursing Educationp. 204
The Scholar's Rolep. 204
Boyer's Model of Scholarshipp. 204
The Use of Boyer's Modelp. 206
Teaching, Scholarly Teaching, Scholarship of Teaching, and Scholarship of Teaching and Learningp. 206
The Science of Nursing Educationp. 207
Developing the Science of Nursing Educationp. 208
Funding the Science of Nursing Educationp. 208
Evidence-Based Nursing Educationp. 208
Summaryp. 209
Case Studyp. 209
Practice Questionsp. 209
Functioning Effectively Within the Institutional Environment and Academic Communityp. 213
Introductionp. 214
Internal and External Forces Influencing Nursing and Higher Educationp. 214
The Academic Settingp. 216
Academic Responsibilitiesp. 218
Appointment, Promotion, and Tenurep. 220
Career Development for Nurse Educatorsp. 221
Case Studyp. 225
Practice Questionsp. 228
Comprehensive Practice Questionsp. 233
Answers to End-of-Chapter Practice Questionsp. 249
Additional Study Resourcesp. 265
Indexp. 269
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