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HealthMay 15, 2016|UpdatedJuly 07, 2020
Enhancing student engagement in a digital world
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Today, nurse educators tasked with curriculum development and classroom teaching are facing a new generation of students—confident yet easily distracted, impatient, and technology-centric—who expect to learn in vastly different ways than previous generations. One particular challenge is coming up with strategies and activities that students respond to and that are also effective at generating positive outcomes and producing graduates who can be immediately successful at the bedside.
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The webinar will discuss engaging millennials in the classroom utilizing active learning strategies. When implementing technology using creative teaching strategies student success will excel and your classroom can transform into an exciting and engaging environment.
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