Join us in a new kind of workshop for a new era of curriculum. This two-part series helps you navigate through the ins and outs of what to expect and how to successfully move to a concept-based curriculum and conceptual learning environment. Both virtual workshops are highly interactive and feature break-out group work, engaging activities and take-aways you can begin using immediately. Register quickly as quantity is limited to ensure a smaller, more intimate group for a better learning experience.
ATI’s expert nurse educator consultants are backed by many years of experience including creating a concept-based curriculum from the ground up and guiding dozens of schools through successful transitions. Learn how we help with curriculum development and more at atinursingconsulting.com.
Part 1:
Selecting Concepts & Exemplars
5.5 CNEs
$119
Per person
Group rate tickets available from as low as $89.
Provides attendees with an opportunity to practice selecting concepts and exemplars for development of a concept-based curriculum. A group list of concepts with related exemplars will be created during this workshop. A concept analysis of a selected concept will expand this interactive experience.
OBJECTIVES
- Create a list of nursing‘s critical concepts using seminal resources
- Practice selecting exemplars based on evidence
- Learn how to create concept analyses
Monday, March 6 | 9AM – 4PM CST
Friday, March 17 | 9AM – 4PM CST
Part 2:
Designing a Conceptual Learning Environment
5.5 CNEs
$89
With purchase of Part 1 or $119 individually
Group rate tickets available from as low as $89.
Gives attendees the opportunity to experientially discover what is unique about conceptual learning and how it can be actualized in the classroom and clinical settings. Small group work will allow participants to develop a concept-focused conceptual learning activity based on a video case study. Co-creation of group norms and strategies that can effectively enhance buy-in of students and faculty will further expand this interactive experience.
OBJECTIVES
- Design classrooms that support conceptual learning
- Design clinical experiences that support conceptual learning
- Integrate learner-centered, active learning strategies that support conceptual learning into all learning environments
- Practice strategies that enhance buy-in of students and faculty
Monday, March 13 | 9AM – 4PM CST
Friday, March 24 | 9AM – 4PM CST