To engage nursing students, I would employ interactive teaching methods such as case studies, group discussions, and simulations. These approaches not only enhance understanding but also foster critical thinking and practical skills. Additionally, I would use technology to create multimedia learning materials and conduct virtual sessions to accommodate diverse learning styles and schedules.

I stay updated by regularly attending professional development workshops, subscribing to nursing journals, and participating in online forums and webinars. Engaging with professional networks and attending conferences also provides valuable insights into emerging trends and best practices in nursing education.

In a previous role, I encountered resistance from students during a curriculum change. I addressed this by conducting open forums to understand their concerns and incorporating their feedback into the new curriculum. By maintaining transparent communication and demonstrating the benefits of the changes, I was able to gain their support and improve engagement.

I assess the effectiveness of educational programs through a combination of methods including pre- and post-program assessments, student feedback surveys, and observing clinical performance. Analyzing these metrics helps identify strengths and areas for improvement, ensuring that the curriculum remains relevant and impactful.

Technology should play a pivotal role in nursing education by enhancing accessibility and interactivity. Tools like virtual reality simulations, online modules, and digital resources can provide immersive learning experiences and support diverse learning needs. Integrating technology also prepares students for the digital aspects of modern healthcare practices.