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The Challenges And Successes Of Teaching In A Pandemic - A Nursing Faculty Commentary, Katie Daigle
The Challenges And Successes Of Teaching In A Pandemic - A Nursing Faculty Commentary, Katie Daigle
Journal of Interprofessional Practice and Collaboration
The purpose of this paper is to discuss alternative teaching methods, specifically those used for nursing clinical instruction during the abrupt transition to the online environment during the COVID-19 pandemic.
Adapting During A Pandemic: Using Ethics Of Care And Cosmopolitanism To Train Graduate Students During The Covid-19 Crisis, Jennifer Whited, Anne Marie Sisk
Adapting During A Pandemic: Using Ethics Of Care And Cosmopolitanism To Train Graduate Students During The Covid-19 Crisis, Jennifer Whited, Anne Marie Sisk
Journal of Interprofessional Practice and Collaboration
The COVID-19 crisis impacted university clinics in numerous devastating ways. Educators across the world have had to completely retool their approaches to training students in a clinical setting. The authors describe two overall approaches they adapted to guide new ways of training students, as well as three practical strategies they used to implement quality instruction.