1. When implementing technology in the classroom, what is the most

important consideration for the nurse educator?

 A) Ensuring all students have access to the same technology

 B) Choosing the most advanced technology available

 C) Aligning technology with learning objectives and outcomes

 D) Focusing on the technology rather than the curriculum

 Answer: C) Aligning technology with learning objectives and outcomes

 Rationale: Technology should be used as a tool to enhance learning and

achieve educational goals, not as an end in itself.

2. A nurse educator is synthesizing knowledge from previous courses to

teach patient care. Which approach best facilitates this integration?

 A) Lecturing on each course separately

 B) Creating case studies that incorporate elements from all courses

 C) Assigning readings from previous textbooks

 D) Encouraging students to study independently

 Answer: B) Creating case studies that incorporate elements from all

courses

 Rationale: Case studies allow for practical application of knowledge and

skills, fostering a deeper understanding and synthesis of information.

3. In relation to research, how should a nurse educator encourage students

to apply their skills?

 A) By solely focusing on textbook theories

 B) Through memorization of research methodologies

 C) By engaging in evidence-based practice projects

 D) By avoiding contemporary research in favor of classical studies

 Answer: C) By engaging in evidence-based practice projects

 Rationale: This allows students to apply research skills in a practical

setting, promoting critical thinking and ongoing learning.