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  2. Dedication

  3. Preface and Acknowledgements

  4. Updates and revisions

  5. I. Chapters

    1. CHAPTER ONE - THEORETICAL FOUNDATIONS OF TEACHING AND LEARNING

      1. The Scholarship of Teaching and Learning
      2. Common Conceptual Frameworks
      3. Adult Education Theories and Models
      4. Conclusion
      5. References

    2. CHAPTER TWO - WHERE DO I FIT IN? ARTICULATING A PERSONAL PHILOSOPHY

      1. A Primer on Key Adult Education Philosophies
      2. The Process of Articulating a Personal Teaching Philosophy Statement
      3. Conclusion
      4. References

    3. CHAPTER THREE - THE CLINICAL LEARNING ENVIRONMENT

      1. Picture of the Clinical Learning Environment
      2. Who Are the Teachers?
      3. Who Are the Students?
      4. Conclusion
      5. References

    4. CHAPTER FOUR - PROFESSIONAL SOCIALIZATION OF HEALTH CARE PROFESSIONALS

      1. A Primer on Professional Socialization
      2. Storytelling
      3. Role Modeling
      4. Conclusion
      5. References

    5. CHAPTER FIVE - TECHNOLOGY ENHANCED CLINICAL EDUCATION

      1. Entry Level Practice Requires Use of Technology
      2. Common Technologies
      3. Teachers Need Support to Use Technology
      4. Conclusion
      5. References

    6. CHAPTER SIX - EVALUATION OF LEARNING

      1. Vocabulary of Evaluation
      2. Methods of Evaluating Students
      3. Methods of Evaluating Teaching
      4. Conclusion
      5. References

    7. CHAPTER SEVEN - PRECEPTORS: ESSENTIAL TO LEARNER SUCCESS

      1. The Difference Between a Mentor and a Preceptor
      2. Theoretical Foundations of Effective Preceptoring
      3. Strategies for Being and Becoming a Successful Preceptor
      4. The Preceptor–Preceptee Relationship
      5. Conclusion
      6. References

  6. Author Information

    1. Sherri Melrose PhD, RN
    2. Caroline Park PhD, RN
    3. Beth Perry PhD, RN

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