International Nurses Association

Group studies are considered to be similar to classrooms, but are developed in a more comfortable environment with a restricted number of student participation. If a nursing student has always been studying alone, he or she is aware of the fact that the time allocated for studying purpose is also filled with other non-studying activities, such as phone calls, internet, etc. If you are studying in a group with fellow nursing students, you will be committed to contribute the part that has been assigned to you and there will not be any chance to avoid such a responsibility, or even postpone it to a second moment. Once you join a group you can enjoy a number of benefits that alone wouldn’t be achieved.  5 main reasons why: No chances to postpone Increased efficiency Complete information Socializing amidst routine Practice interaction Related:   Ways to Look Professional and still be Comfortable at work No chances to postpone If you are study...

Once you have decided that is the right fit for your character, you will realize that you have a long journey ahead of you. Becoming a nurse requires a lot of dedication! It is not just an ordinary job, where you accomplish your to-do list and then leave to go home. Becoming a nurse is more challenging. The challenge starts at that very moment when you decide to enlist yourself in nursing school.  Every nursing school follows, for the most part, the same rigorous disciplines and principles. From chemistry to biology you are going to run and walk through a tough journey. With all of that considered, once you love serving and helping other people, you will find the right amount of dedication. Related:   Importance of Nursing Practitioner The key to becoming an efficient student is to: Be a regular student - be punctual and put in effort daily Follow lectures Apply highlights Take notes Explore previous exams Consider yourself to alread...

We already had our time to treat the immense demanding curricula a nursing school provides. Nursing students are often familiarized with it at the very beginning of their journey. Information usually being provided is strictly covering what the school curricula involve. It does not provide hints on possible courses or extracurricular activities a nurse-to-be has to follow in order to get the most of his/her studying years. A nursing student might consider going for a nurse related extracurricular activity that will be efficient in terms of time management. What might count as a productive extracurricular activity for a nursing student? o      Initiating one or more community service projects o      Job shadowing o      Volunteer   Why should one consider these extracurricular activities once he or she is studying to become a nurse? Well, first of all, nursing requires a lot of good will and dedicatio...