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• Archive: Faculty:Theresa PuckettDuration:Full DayFormat:Audio and VideoCopyright:May 13, 2016 Description Webcast Manual (1.08 MB) 57 Pages Available after Purchase Outline Teaching Approaches for the Best OutcomesTransitionsWake-upsWays to emphasize main pointsHow to provide ongoing support to learnersThe “Good Lecturer” checklistOptimize Learning through TechnologyUsing the slide master function in WordGuided lectureConcept mappingStudent response systems (ex.
• iClicker)Lecture captureText messagingPodcastingWikisAppsVirtual educational environmentsUsing digital recordings to provide feedbackLearning management systemsMust-Know Strategies for any Teaching SituationActivity-basedCooperativeDirect instructionalIndependent learningWays to foster reflectionThe resistant learnerTeaching a multi-disciplinary groupTechniques for the Clinical and Lab SettingsApprenticeship model vs.
• clinical reasoningDeveloping a practice databaseStrategies for teaching assessment, delegation, and specific content areas for geriatrics, pediatrics, OB, and psychSimulation scenariosUsing standardized patientsVirtual lab resourcesRemote presence faculty robotIncorporating IOM and QSEN competenciesDe-briefing strategiesThe “Good Instructor” checklistDoing More with Less: Maximizing the “Free Stuff”Open coursewareOpen electronic health recordFree online books/articlesFree course management systemsFree web conferencing sitesWebsites for cartoons, jokes, pictures, interviews, stories, poems, videos, case studies and crossword puzzle makers Faculty Theresa Puckett, PHD, RN, CPNP, CNE, NURSE EDUCATOR Related seminars and products: 4 Nurse Educator Cleveland State University Theresa Puckett is a certified nurse educator who has held a variety of academic teaching appointments at the undergraduate and graduate levels.
• Currently, she works clinically as a nurse at The Cleveland Clinic and as an EMR Consultant for a large healthcare group.
• Dr. Puckett has taught lecture, clinical, and lab courses in addition to serving as a preceptor for nursing education graduate students.Dr.