Document Type
Article
Publication Date
10-2021
Abstract
Planting Seeds of Reflective Practice
I am SMART
I am CAPABLE
I am HARDWORKING
I am CARING
But, I am HUMAN
I will not stress over the things I cannot control
I will work hard in nursing school not for the “A”, but for my future patients
I will remain focused on my goals, not on any setbacks or challenges I may face
I believe in myself and [redacted] believes in me, too
COVID-19 has forced educators to redesign courses for different delivery modalities. While this originally caused chaos for many faculty members, the continued need for flexibility has provided an opportunity to rethink how courses could best support students both during the pandemic and moving forward. A pre-licensure first semester fundamentals of nursing course changed from fully in-person to hybrid delivery. Adaptations were made with a focus on concepts of growth mindset and creating a supportive environment to foster early acquisition of reflection skills. Many of these adaptations can continue to be incorporated into a fundamental of nursing courses beyond the COVID-19 crisis.
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Publication Information
Llewellyn, Sarah. (2021). "Planting Seeds of Reflective Practice". Teaching and Learning in Nursing, 16(4), 375-378. https://doi.org/10.1016/j.teln.2021.06.016