Pursuing Systematic Self-Evaluation and Improvement in the Academic Nurse Educator Role Chapter 12 Flashcards

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What is one of the most important support systems for a new academic nurse educator?

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Appropriate mentoring

National League for Nursing (NLN, 2006)

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List three components that should be included in an orientation program for new nurse educators.

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  • Introduction to key personnel
  • Review of available resources within the department and organization
  • Review of courses and their related content (curriculum matrix)
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What is the role of nursing faculty in terms of mentoring?

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To assist colleagues in their development as educators and scholars

(Billings & Halstead, 2019; Nowell et al., 2017)

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True or False: Mentoring is only important for novice faculty.

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False

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What type of mentorship relationships are generally considered most effective?

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Formal mentorship relationships

(Hundey et al., 2020)

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Fill in the blank: A gap analysis must first be conducted to identify _______ needs.

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mentorship

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What are some specific areas where new faculty need mentor guidance?

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  • Feeling connected with others
  • Time management
  • Balancing teaching and research
  • Balancing work and life outside the university
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What does mentoring help early-career faculty members learn?

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The complexities of the faculty role

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What should an assigned mentor do throughout the first year for a new faculty member?

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  • Answer questions
  • Interpret situations
  • Provide direct help
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What type of mentorship supports midcareer faculty members?

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Mentorship that supports innovation and problem-solving

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What is the foundation of mentorship for late-career faculty members?

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Identifying new faculty members who show potential as leaders

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What is ‘constellation mentoring’?

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A group mentoring approach providing new faculty with multiple mentors

(Webber et al., 2020)

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Who bears the responsibility to foster a sense of belonging in the academic community?

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Everyone within the organization

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What is a key factor for a successful mentorship relationship?

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Openness and caring of the mentor

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What are some activities that academic nurse educators should engage in regarding professional organizations?

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  • Participate on a committee
  • Serve as chair of a committee
  • Run for office at the local, state, or national level
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According to the ANA, what is essential for maintaining competence in nursing practice?

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Lifelong learning

17
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What is the Family Educational Rights and Privacy Act (FERPA)?

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A federal law that protects the privacy of students’ education records

18
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List two rights guaranteed to students under FERPA.

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  • Inspect and review their education records
  • Request amendment of education records they believe to be inaccurate
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What does FERPA guarantee eligible students?

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Specific rights including:
* To inspect and review education records
* To request amendment of inaccurate records
* To consent to disclosure of personally identifiable information (PII)

FERPA stands for the Family Educational Rights and Privacy Act.

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Under FERPA, what is the responsibility of faculty regarding student education records?

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Faculty must:
* Protect the confidentiality of student records
* Access student information only for legitimate use
* Not share student information without written consent

This includes protecting information stored in electronic formats.

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What types of records are considered educational records under FERPA?

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Records containing information directly related to a student maintained by:
* Educational agencies
* Institutions
* Parties acting for the agency or institution

Educational records can exist in various forms, including handwritten, printed, or electronic.

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True or False: Faculty can share student information about academic progress without written permission.

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False

Faculty must obtain written permission from the student before sharing academic progress information.

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What are some key ethical implications for nurse educators according to Smith (2012)?

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Key implications include:
* Educating junior faculty on ethical dilemmas
* Socializing students to ethical dimensions
* Honesty and professionalism in interactions
* Respecting all students and colleagues

Ethical behavior is essential in maintaining professional standards.

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What ethical considerations must nurse educators take into account regarding teaching and research?

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Considerations include:
* Adequate preparation for teaching
* Protecting research participants
* Reporting fair and accurate results
* Balancing service activities with academic responsibilities

These considerations are critical for maintaining integrity in education and research.

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What types of professional development opportunities can academic nurse educators participate in?
Types include: * Provider directed, provider paced * Provider directed, learner paced * Learner directed, learner paced ## Footnote Each type varies in control over content and pace of learning.
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Fill in the blank: A _______ is an activity where a provider controls all aspects of the learning activity.
[provider directed, provider paced] ## Footnote Examples include seminars and national conferences.
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What is a learner-directed, learner-paced educational activity?
An activity where the learner identifies learning needs, formulates goals, and controls the pace of learning ## Footnote This type of activity encourages individual initiative and responsibility.
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What factors influence the lifelong learning needs of nurse educators?
Factors include: * Type of faculty appointment * Career stage (novice, mid-stage, senior) * Academic or service setting ## Footnote These factors determine the specific development needs and opportunities for faculty.
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According to the NLN (2001), what should faculty development programs offer?
Programs should be: * Individualized * Adaptable * Cover a wide range of topics ## Footnote This ensures that faculty development meets diverse needs.
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What are some relevant topics for nurse educators' professional development?
Topics include: * Classroom management * Cultural competency * Clinical teaching * Curriculum development * Creative teaching strategies ## Footnote Continuous professional development is essential for effective teaching.
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True or False: A single program or approach will meet the needs of all faculty.
False ## Footnote No single program can address the diverse needs of all faculty members.