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Appendix A MSN Practicum LCC ADN Proposal Planning Guide Goals Goal 1: Apply the NLN The Scope of Practice for Academic Nurse Educators (2012) Core Competency I Facilitate Learning into The ADN maternity nursing care course Objectives 1.1 Provide opportunities for ADN students to develop critical thinking skills 1.2 Demonstrate enthusiasm for teaching, learning, and nursing that inspires and motivates ADN students Activity 1.1a Engage learners in mind mapping, role playing, class discussions, group projects, and clinical observations using constructivism theory 1.1b Instruct class lesson on the post-op care of the Caesarean patient. Employ class round table discussion, role play or case study 1.2a Participate in student classroom and lab work groups with open communication, active interpersonal rapport, and sharing of own personal nursing experiences 1.2b Weekly “open door” availability and supportive approach via discussions with students after class hours Timeline Commence May 27 and be completed by August 8, 2014 To be completed by August 4, 2014 May 27, 2014 and continuous throughout practicum June 2, 2014 and continuous throughout practicum
Goal 2: Apply the NLN The Scope of Practice for Academic Nurse Educators (2012) Core Competency II: Facilitate Learner Development and Socialization to maternity nursing care 2.1 Socialize learners to the nursing role 2.2 Engage in effective advisement and counseling strategies that help ADN students meet class goals 2.1a Attentive focus on students, interconnect classroom learning with previous learning, recollecting and sharing. Cultural awareness 2.2a Partake in student counseling/advising using student’s prior knowledge to problem solve and meet goals May 27, 2014 and continuous throughout practicum June 3, 2014 and continuous throughout practicum