Effective Strategies for Enhancing Reading Skills in Nursing Education
Explore diverse reading strategies tailored for nursing students, emphasizing the importance of critical reading and evidence-based practice. Discover the significance of pre-reading techniques, close reading, and preferred learning styles to maximize comprehension and retention in the field of nursing.
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Reading: some strategies from the text book The Scholarship of Writing
What is your purpose for reading Before you begin to read, you need to think about why you are reading. Today, I am going to give you a purpose for reading. Your purpose is to see if you can learn any new reading strategies from the textbook, The Scholarship of Writing
Before we begin to read Why do you think it is important to be a critical reader as a nurse?
Why be a critical reader As a nurse, you want everything you do to be based on evidence. What is evidence? What counts as evidence in nursing? Where do you get your evidence from as a nurse?
In this subject we are going to read WHO pamphlets Textbooks Peer reviewed journal articles Government statistics and websites
Read Table 2.1 Which of these reading strategies do you already do? Do you think there are any strategies that are missing?
Read Figure 2.2 What kind of learning do you think you prefer? Visual Verbal Auditory Kinesthetic Can you give an example from your studies so far as to why you think like learning in these ways/this way
Read 2.16 and 2.17 Make a list of the pre reading strategies you can use before you read a text What is close reading and why do you need to do this kind of reading when you are studying nursing?
