CERTIFIED NURSE EDUCATOR (CNE)
EXAM 2024/2025
Teaching-learning theory based on active learning, "doing is learning",
taking ownership, being self-aware, is learner-focsued, marked by
reflection and actions--"learning is built by the learner" - Precise Answer
✔✔Constructivism
Theory that states knowledge must be interesting to the learner and make
sense personally to the learner; grounded in past experiences. Can occur
face to face and online - Precise Answer ✔✔Theory of Meaningful
Learning
Teaching learning theory that surrounds behavior modification and
classroom management; positive reinforcement used to encourage
acceptable behavior; "lockstep" curriculum and objectives; faculty
decides on the educational experience - Precise Answer
✔✔Behaviorism
What are Carper's 4 ways of knowing? What is the 5th way of knowing?
- Precise Answer ✔✔1. Empirical /scientific knowledge
2. Personal knowing (how you would feel in the patient's position)
3.Ethical knowledge -understanding moral decisions
4. Aesthetic- understanding the situation of the patient at the moment
, 5. Unknowing- understanding that the nurse cannot know everything
about the patient and must learn from the patient's perspective
Which of Benner's five levels of nursing proficiency describes a nurse
who relies on general rules to help perform tasks, uses rules that are
context free and universally applied, and has limited and inflexible
behavior? - Precise Answer ✔✔Novice- a beginner with no experience
Which of Benner's stages of proficiency refers to a person who has
gained prior experience in actual situations and can recognize some
patterns and uses principles based on experiences that are to be
formulated to guide action? - Precise Answer ✔✔Advanced beginner- a
person who is at the point of demonstrating acceptable performance
Which of Benner's stages of profiency refers to a person who has had
experience in their role for 2-3 years and is aware of long term goals, has
perspective about planning care with conscious, abstract, and analytical
thinking and has greater efficiency and organization? - Precise Answer
✔✔Competent
Which of Benner's stages of proficiency refers to a person who
understands situations and patient holistically and has improved decision
makign, and can be flexible and modify plans, and learns what to expect
in certain situations? - Precise Answer ✔✔Proficient
Which of Benner's stages refers to a person who no longer relies on
principles, rules, or guidelines to understand patient needs and determine
EXAM 2024/2025
Teaching-learning theory based on active learning, "doing is learning",
taking ownership, being self-aware, is learner-focsued, marked by
reflection and actions--"learning is built by the learner" - Precise Answer
✔✔Constructivism
Theory that states knowledge must be interesting to the learner and make
sense personally to the learner; grounded in past experiences. Can occur
face to face and online - Precise Answer ✔✔Theory of Meaningful
Learning
Teaching learning theory that surrounds behavior modification and
classroom management; positive reinforcement used to encourage
acceptable behavior; "lockstep" curriculum and objectives; faculty
decides on the educational experience - Precise Answer
✔✔Behaviorism
What are Carper's 4 ways of knowing? What is the 5th way of knowing?
- Precise Answer ✔✔1. Empirical /scientific knowledge
2. Personal knowing (how you would feel in the patient's position)
3.Ethical knowledge -understanding moral decisions
4. Aesthetic- understanding the situation of the patient at the moment
, 5. Unknowing- understanding that the nurse cannot know everything
about the patient and must learn from the patient's perspective
Which of Benner's five levels of nursing proficiency describes a nurse
who relies on general rules to help perform tasks, uses rules that are
context free and universally applied, and has limited and inflexible
behavior? - Precise Answer ✔✔Novice- a beginner with no experience
Which of Benner's stages of proficiency refers to a person who has
gained prior experience in actual situations and can recognize some
patterns and uses principles based on experiences that are to be
formulated to guide action? - Precise Answer ✔✔Advanced beginner- a
person who is at the point of demonstrating acceptable performance
Which of Benner's stages of profiency refers to a person who has had
experience in their role for 2-3 years and is aware of long term goals, has
perspective about planning care with conscious, abstract, and analytical
thinking and has greater efficiency and organization? - Precise Answer
✔✔Competent
Which of Benner's stages of proficiency refers to a person who
understands situations and patient holistically and has improved decision
makign, and can be flexible and modify plans, and learns what to expect
in certain situations? - Precise Answer ✔✔Proficient
Which of Benner's stages refers to a person who no longer relies on
principles, rules, or guidelines to understand patient needs and determine
