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Nurse Educator Tips for Teaching

Nurse Educator
Nursing Education
Competency-Based Education
Clinical Judgment
Artificial Intelligence
Nurse Practitioner Education
Interprofessional Education
AACN Essentials
Evidence-Based Practice
Student Engagement
Critical Thinking
Clinical Practice
Resilience
Simulation In Nursing Education
Patient Safety
Active Learning Strategies
Simulation Training
Curriculum Development
Generative AI
Mental Health
Quality Improvement

Whether you are a beginning or an experienced nurse educator, you will get new ideas for your teaching in this podcast. Experts share teaching strategies you can use with your nursing students.

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New graduate nurses often lack the skills necessary to care for clients at the end of life. Essential to designing an end-of-life course is awareness of the potential psychological impact of the content and providing students with appropriate support... more

Intensifying demands on nurses have led to burnout and workforce instability. Dr. Stubin describes her study that examined nursing alumni perceptions of how effectively their undergraduate curriculum prepared them to manage workplace burnout. She co... more

Inclusive education benefits all students, including neurodivergent and disabled learners, and reduces reliance on individually awarded accommodations. Dr. Megan Arbour provides a practical framework for embedding inclusive practices into nursing edu... more

Death and dying within the broader scope of end-of-life care causes anxiety in most students. Escape rooms in an online learning environment enable engagement among participants in a safe environment. Students assess and implement nursing measures to... more

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Recent Guests

Kaitlyn Coulson
Team member from The Ohio State University presenting on the integration of wellness into end-of-life education
The Ohio State University
Episode: Integrating Wellness Into an End-of-Life Nursing Course
Kelly Sullivan Koenig
Team member presenting the integration of wellness into end-of-life education
The Ohio State University
Episode: Integrating Wellness Into an End-of-Life Nursing Course
Megan Haukner
Team member discussing wellness integration and student experiences
The Ohio State University
Episode: Integrating Wellness Into an End-of-Life Nursing Course
Em Clannick
Team member (speaks on course development and psychological safety)
The Ohio State University
Episode: Integrating Wellness Into an End-of-Life Nursing Course
Catherine Stubin
Associate Professor at Rutgers University Camden
Rutgers University Camden
Episode: Nursing Graduates' Transition to Practice and Implications for Curriculum Development
Dr. Megan Arbour
Expert on inclusion by default and neurodiversity in nursing education
Frontier Nursing University
Episode: Inclusive Education for Supporting Nursing Students
Rebecca Clark
Associate professor, certified nurse educator, MedSurg certified; previously led a non-profit rural hospice
Texas Tech University Health Sciences Center School of Nursing
Episode: Escaping the Stigma of Death and Dying
Jodi Fry
Assistant professor of nursing; certified hospice and palliative care nurse
Texas Tech University Health Sciences Center School of Nursing
Episode: Escaping the Stigma of Death and Dying
Dr. Holly Ernest
Certified informaticist and undergraduate faculty, University of Alabama at Birmingham
University of Alabama at Birmingham
Episode: Using Ask Me 3® to Strengthen Nursing Student Learning

Hosts

Dr. Richard Pullen
Host of nurse education-focused programming; editorial leadership in education journals.
Marilyn Orman
Editor-in-Chief of The Journal; frequent host and episode introducer.

Reviews

4.5 out of 5 stars from 51 ratings
  • LOVED the recent episode with Dr. King

    Thank you so much for highlighting Dr. King and the DNE program at Ohio State. I am a member of the second cohort of the DNE program and Dr. King is so inspiring. She is smart, compassionate, and everything you would want in a nurse educator. I am confident with the advent of this degree and an influx of nurse educators who went through this program, nursing students will feel the benefit!

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Anteaternurse
    United States2 years ago
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    I love how each episode gives me ideas to improve both my clinical and classroom teaching!

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    farfella68
    United States5 years ago

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Episodes are praised for sparking ideas that improve both clinical practice and classroom teaching.
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Using Ask Me 3® to Strengthen Nursing Student Learning
Q: What advice do you have for nurse educators who want to start using your strategy but don't know how to begin?
Start small and model the process in one setting, such as a clinical post-conference or a didactic segment, then gradually expand; with consistency it becomes a habit for both students and faculty and doesn't require a full new module.
Using Ask Me 3® to Strengthen Nursing Student Learning
Q: Tonya, in what ways has this tool impacted students' critical thinking, judgment, and study habits?
Students have become more focused and less overwhelmed, using reflection to identify gaps, prioritize care, and deepen their understanding beyond memorization.
Using Ask Me 3® to Strengthen Nursing Student Learning
Q: How did it unfold or what inspired you to flip this framework for use in nursing education?
We learned that Ask Me 3 was originally a patient-engagement tool, and at a curriculum meeting we saw an opportunity to apply its reflective structure to student learning, enabling them to engage more actively and understand the 'why' behind what they do.
Inclusive Education for Supporting Nursing Students
Q: What are your final thoughts for educators new to neurodiversity in nursing education?
Neurodiversity is a newer concept, but everyone is doing their best; an upstream, inclusive design approach can improve attitudes, well-being, and success for students.
Inclusive Education for Supporting Nursing Students
Q: How should educators think about inclusion by default in relation to accommodations and disclosure?
Upstream design reduces the need for accommodations by clarifying expectations and processes for most students, while still allowing accommodations when necessary for those who disclose and qualify.

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What is Nurse Educator Tips for Teaching about and what kind of topics does it cover?

This show centers on nursing education, with guests ranging from university-based nurse educators and researchers to clinicians who bridge classroom learning with clinical practice. Discussions consistently cover teaching strategies, curriculum design, and innovative methods to develop clinical judgment, communication, and self-regulated learning. Recurrent themes include simulation-based education, AI literacy and ethical use of technology in teaching, and scalable models for clinical education like ACE. Noteworthy is the emphasis on practical, implementable techniques—color-coded tools, structured prompts, and long-term curriculum alignment—that listeners can apply in nursing programs, residencies, and allied health education. The breadth... more

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4. Em Clannick
5. Catherine Stubin
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