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HealthSeptember 15, 2016|UpdatedJuly 07, 2020
Designing effective NCLEX preparation to manage test-taking anxiety
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Administered by the NCSBN (National Council of State Boards of Nursing), the NCLEX exam determines whether a candidate is sufficiently prepared to safely practice entry-level nursing. That’s why one of the most important responsibilities of nursing school faculty everywhere is getting their students ready—intellectually and emotionally—to tackle the exam with confidence and ready for success. But many educators struggle with just how to do that.
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The purpose of the NCLEX-RN is to determine that a candidate is prepared to safely practice entry-level nursing. Preparation is the key! This webinar will discuss the test blueprint, test taking strategies to help students be prepared and manage anxiety for exam day and will discuss effective NCLEX capstone programs.
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