#Nursing Education

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[nursinggeek]

So, I'm already using Grian's "Third Life is a series on YouTube. What color is my shirt?" in teaching how to approach tricky exam questions. (Literally, "What part of this question is telling you that Third Life is a series on YouTube?" has become an actual thing I ask my students during quiz reviews once they've seen and discussed the clip.) Here's the thing: it's a very useful way of demonstrating distractors in questions in a non-nursing context that makes them laugh ... so they remember it.

Now, I think I'm adding today's Imp & Skizz Podcast episode "The Thief of Joy" to my syllabus in the spring. That class is specifically about making the shift from student nurse to professional nurse, and one of the big things new grad nurses run into (besides all the systemic problems that make it harder than ever to give them a solid start) is comparing themselves either to more experienced nurses or to fellow new grad nurses who pick up certain things faster. Almost everything we'll be discussing is nursing-specific in that class, and hearing from a COMPLETELY different realm (Minecraft, drumming, poker) about how comparison can shut you down or hold you back ("I suck!") or can be used as a way to grow ("There's something I can learn here!") is something I think has the potential to be really helpful.

Giving them another reason to roll their eyes and say, "She's such a weirdo. Who assigns stuff like this in nursing school?" is just a bonus.

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[fransharp]

this is the WORST thing you can do as a nursing preceptor. If your fellow or student learned to do it from someone else and they’re not actually doing anything WRONG just not the way you do it… guess what it’s not a problem if they do it different from you. Show them your method, explain why you like it better, and then let them choose.

and look at me… I SAID LOOK AT ME… chances are you are not gonna be able to tell the different between “wrong” and “different from me”. Make a fucking effort. I know you want to eat the young but give them the benefit of the doubt and really try to discern if the way they do it works just fine, if the differences are small enough that they won’t make any changes to the outcome, ask them where they learned to do it that way and IF YOU TRUST THE PERSON WHO TAUGHT THEM accept that this is a valid option. If you have concerns check in with the person who taught them. Mayb the student misinterpreted the lesson.

but don’t AND I MEAN FUCKING DONT immediately and gleefully judge the student, go to management or the fellowship coordinator, talk shit, whatever. Don’t be toxic. Be decent. Your first goal should always be to leave your student better than you found them. Not insecure, sad, questioning their career choices.

>doing a thing >neurotypical person stops me and tells me the "right" way to do it >ask if it's actually better or just societal convention >they don't get it >show a chart explaining what is actually better and what is just societal convention >"haha it's the right way to do it" >do it their way >it's societal convention

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